Difference between revisions of "Marlboro Man"

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The '''Marlboro Man''' [[ad campaign]] glorified [[smoking]], employing model dressed as a cowboy to evoke an image of rugged [[masculinity]]. The model died at age 51 from [[lung cancer]].
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The '''Marlboro Man''' [[ad campaign]] glorified [[smoking]], employing a model dressed as a cowboy to evoke an image of rugged [[masculinity]]. The model died at age 51 from [[lung cancer]].
 
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[[Category:Media]]
 
[[Category:Health]]
 
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[[category:advertising]]

Revision as of 17:54, December 6, 2008

The Marlboro Man ad campaign glorified smoking, employing a model dressed as a cowboy to evoke an image of rugged masculinity. The model died at age 51 from lung cancer.