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THE ICON:
The Philishave was invented by Alexandre Horowitz, introduced by Philips in 1939, revolutionising electric shaving with its innovative rotary cutting head.
It went through multiple refinements through the 50’s, adopting twin heads; it was sometimes known as the Steel beard.
In the mid-1960’s, the first three circular-foiled shavers were released into the market with the understated product number 8130. This is the design principle still used today.
The early 70’s saw many further upgrades.
The image featured is the sought-after Philishave Exclusive (90 Super) featuring the distinctive triangular metal plate housing the three heads and ergonomic handle giving it a premium futuristic look, epitomising 70’s luxury and gadgetry. The composition, the light, and camera angle emphasise the clean lines and materials that went into its manufacture.
The Print:
Every ICONICA EDITIONS print is a museum-grade fine art giclée, printed on archival 100% cotton rag paper for unparalleled longevity and a beautifully matte, texture-rich finish. The 9x12-inch and 12×16-inch prints are presented in a protective white display box, ready to frame. Larger sizes are presented in a tube.
BESPOKE REQUESTS:
All Iconica Edition prints are available in larger sizes, if you would like to discuss a bespoke print size, please complete the form:
