Playboy Collection

After being approached by Latin Playboy Magazine, Bran got inspired to create new artworks and stage a photographic shoot combining war and feminism. 

An article written by the NY times described the relationship between Playboy magazine and the Vietnam war. 

"The Playboy magazine itself played a big role during the war, In fact, it’s hard to overstate how profound a role Playboy played among the millions of American soldiers and civilians stationed in Vietnam throughout the war: as entertainment, yes, but more important as news and, through its extensive letters section, as a sounding board and confessional.

Playboy’s value extended beyond the individual soldier to the military at large; the publication became a coveted and useful morale booster, at times rivalling even the longed-for letter from home. Playboy branded the war because of its unique combination of women, gadgets, and social and political commentary, making it a surprising legacy of our involvement in Vietnam. By 1967, Ward Just of The Washington Post claimed, “If World War II was a war of Stars and Stripes and Betty Grable, the war in Vietnam is Playboy magazine’s war.”

Ref: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/28/opinion/how-playboy-explains-vietnam.html

This article and history inspired Bran to re-create the famous 1971 cover of 'Darine Stern' - The first ever black woman on the front cover of Playboy magazine. 

 

Original PB Mag

 

Shipping and Product Details:

We take great care in packaging all of our art prints to ensure they are not damaged during transit. However, accidents can happen due to environmental conditions. If your print arrives damaged, please send it back to the original address for a full refund or replacement. For more information, please contact Chloe, our studio logistics manager, at chloe.battleboutique@gmail.com.

When you place an order with us, we use the Royal Mail Tracked and Signed courier service. You will receive a tracking number that allows you to track your shipment online and be prepared for its arrival. If you have not received your print within 30 days, please contact our team immediately, and they will help track it down.

We take quality control seriously. Each print is personally signed and checked by Bran, who ensures the paper and printing quality. We use a special archival paper that is durable, acid-free, and intended to last a lifetime. Before leaving the studio, each print is checked by Bran, which can sometimes cause a slight delay in shipment, however it's a matter of days and worth the wait!

Your print will arrive in a sturdy postal tube made from 65gsm spiral wound board with a plastic end cap, perfect for transit.

If you would like to place a bulk order of more than five prints, please contact chloe.battleboutique@gmail.com, and we can provide solutions for your order.