Arrow Collar Shirts (1912) by J.C. Leyendecker Size:50x70 cm / 20x28″ turning commercial advertising into a

turning commercial advertising into a coded queer archive

A perfect print for anyone who likes their walls a little bit decadent - and a little bit historically iconic

unframed art print featuring "Prismatic Princess" printed on premium 200gsm paper

STRIKE A POSE (2025) by Matt Gold transforms a found vintage photograph into a digital mosaic of poise and performance

Arrow Collar Shirts (1912) by J.C. Leyendecker Size:50x70 cm / 20x28″ turning commercial advertising into aJ. C. Leyendeckers Arrow Collar Shirts (1912) is menswear as flirtation. Two men face off on a floral sofa: one in pinstripes offers a glove, the other holds a red book like a dare. The models for this exact ad are not securely named, but the Arrow Collar Man was shaped by Charles Beach, Leyendeckers model, manager, muse and life partner. Sold as clean cut American style, the campaign became a cultural phenomenon; read now, its charged glances and