PUNK SUBCULTURE - Lot 262

Lot n° 262
Go to lot
Estimation :
60 - 120 EUR
PUNK SUBCULTURE - Lot 262
PUNK SUBCULTURE Girls… 1980s. Photograph, vintage RC print, annotated on the back. 25 x 20.2 cm, including white borders. Note: This photograph from the 1980s depicts young women belonging to the punk movement, one of the most influential subcultures of the late 20th century. As the successor to the movement that originated in the United Kingdom in the late 1970s, the punk scene developed an instantly recognizable visual identity based on customized clothing, bold hairstyles, repurposed accessories, and an aesthetic that championed nonconformity. Beyond fashion, punk expressed a critique of social, cultural, and political norms, giving rise to numerous artistic and musical movements. Women played a significant role in this movement, with many female musicians, artists, and designers helping to redefine traditional representations of gender and individual expression. This vintage print thus serves as a fascinating testament to the evolution of urban cultures and alternative movements that defined the 1980s.
My orders
Sale information
Sales conditions
Return to catalogue