Sjöberg Bildbyrå Fotograf Kristoffersson
The Mannequin and the Sausage Man - Poster on museum quality matte paper
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Photographer Kristoffersson's assignment was to photograph 1959 fashion, and why not let the model and the clothes end up in a lovely street environment in Stockholm?
A hot dog man standing with his hot dog box on his stomach comes along at full speed, which makes the image extra fun to look at.
This is how it looked in the past on the streets. In the late 1950s, the climate for hot dog vendors became harsher and the authorities no longer wanted to allow hot dog sales in this way. Owe Thörnqvist launched his tune Varm korv boggie. However, it would not be until 1972 before the hot dog vendors with boxes on their stomachs were defeated and the boxes on their stomachs were banned.
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