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The Marlboro Man was the iconic face of Marlboro's filtered cigarette campaign, created by ad agency Leo Burnett in the 1950s. Initially launched to rebrand Marlboro as a rugged, masculine choice, the Cowboys sitting and smoking on a fence at the X ranch in Kent, Texas. In my imagination, one of them has just said "yup," and another has responded, "yup." Super snapshot. Love Vintage Print of Cowboy Smoking Hand Rolled Cigarette, 1950. Art Prints, Posters & Puzzles from Fine Art Storehouse Bob Norris, the rugged cowboy who became the face of Marlboro ads in the 1960s, never smoked a single cigarette. He modeled for over a decade, then walked away because he didn't Cowboy lighting a hand rolled cigarette making a smoke that looks like a brush fire. A typical manner of smoking on the range in those days. JA Ranch, Texas. Amon Carter Museum of

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