Absolut Houston - Rob's personal favorite
Approximately 8 x 10.5 inches.
Note from Rob: This is an aerial view of a rodeo chute during the action at the Houston Rodeo which takes place around February every year. I grew up in the area enjoying the chili and watching the rodeo and the musical acts afterwards. Originally in the Astrodome, it moved to where the Texans played buy is still an awesome experience. Highly recommended. I've only ever found this particular version of the Absolut ad campaign in one issue of one magazine. This one you're looking at is in my office. I'm enjoying it until/unless sold.
This vintage 1990s Absolut Houston vodka magazine advertisement belongs to the brand's celebrated city-series campaign, one of the most acclaimed advertising runs of the late twentieth century. I promised my wife when I started this thing that I wouldn't use it for collecting. I lied. I HAVE to post this for sale, but I don't want it sold. Shot from a dramatic aerial perspective, the original print ad depicts cowboys atop a rodeo chute — a clever visual nod to Houston's Western heritage — with the chute's arched ironwork mirroring the classic Absolut bottle silhouette. The collectible ad exemplifies the wit and conceptual ingenuity that made Absolut's campaign a cultural phenomenon, transforming spirits advertising into gallery-worthy art. A compelling addition to any vintage advertisement collection.
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