Vintage Bullet Anole Michelin Man Wall Sculpture

1,850.00 USD

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Description

This striking vintage Michelin Man wall sculpture represents a unique intersection of global advertising history and raw, industrial folk art. Originally a promotional sign featuring "Bibendum," the world-famous brand mascot, this piece has been transformed into a compelling work of found-object art. The subversion of such a recognizable corporate icon through target practice creates a powerful visual statement, blending mid-century nostalgia with a gritty, contemporary edge. It is a masterful example of accidental sculpture, perfect for collectors who appreciate items with a storied, unconventional past. The heavy-gauge metal displays a remarkable "target practice" patina, with authentic bullet holes creating a jagged, three-dimensional texture across the iconic white and blue graphics. Standing 30” tall and 17” wide, this substantial piece is an ideal statement for an industrial loft, a refined automotive gallery, or an eclectic home bar. It remains in excellent vintage condition for a found object, with the impact sites and minor oxidation at the edges adding undeniable character and a rugged history to its silhouette. Add this rare and evocative piece of Americana to your curated collection today.

Details

Condition

Good

Condition notes

In great as found condition. Minor scuffs and blemishes appropriate with age.

Period

Late 20th Century

Style

Abstract

Materials

Metal

Dimensions

Width 17 inches × Depth 1 inches × Height 30 inches

Item number

SP0426-OW-262117

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