Photography. A color photo of a hair salon in New York in the 80s. The front of the store is plastered with countless signs and there is a queue of people in everyday clothes in front of the store. A couple in the foreground are looking at each other and chatting. An orange sign points to the name Astor Place Haircutters (which still exists today) All the signs look hand-painted. According to the poster, the following haircuts are offered: Village, James Dean, Punk, Guido, Lil Tony, Feather Cut, Spina Di Pesce and others. Another sign proclaims: "No job is too difficult for us". There are also countless black and white photos of hairstyles in the small shop window. Info: According to some of the store's customers, there was a huge queue outside the store every Friday afternoon because it was a must to be freshly styled for the weekend.

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📷 by Artist: #PeterBennett in Loc.: #NewYork #Manhattan / 2 Astor Pl./ USA 🇺🇸 1983 - Title: "Astor Place Haircutters" - #Art #Streetart #PhotoArt #Fotografie #Photography #Haircutter #Eighties #Vintage #Streetphotography #Artist ➡️ #APhotoLove