TWEN is quite simply one of the greatest magazines of all time and we don’t say that lightly.
Its graphic design is still highly influential today, and the the title was full of great content shot by great photographers. The famous art director Willy Fleckhaus was responsible for a lot brilliance of this cult magazine. Published in Germany in the 1960’s and 1970’s, this is a very rare magazine, and this issue is full of incredible content.
A rare and wonderful 1960's Uschi Obermaier cover and story inside: TRANSLATED excerpt:
"When Uschi also gave up this profession, they wished that their daughter was still a great model. Because Uschi became a Communist. .......Uschi is now twenty-two and no one can stop her from turning the German career fairy tale (Cinderella becomes princess) upside down. TWEN lost his prettiest cover girl to the underground. Because this cover photo is probably her last. Uschi preferred to live from hand to mouth and from h*sh*sh and love."
Also...
John Lennon and Yoko Ono feature with beautiful colour portrait photography by Susan Greenwood John Lennon - 6 pages
Includes a STUNNING Richard Lindner foldout illustration, double sided in colour:
'Hello' & an unknown piece are reproduced.
10 page story on the shape of the female form with photographs including by Brian Duffy
Fashion editorial on a train by Gert Kooiman
Iron Butterfly full page band feature
Amazing photo story underwater with whales
The most amazing advert for OLIVETTI typewriter company
Art direction by the hugely influential Willy Fleckhaus
Postal Weight - 745g
Condition is excellent with light wear. Also see back cover photo. The photographs are from the actual magazine you will receive.
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