Playboy Magazine July 1973 – “J.C.” Jesus Christ Print in Ornate Gold Frame

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Original Playboy magazine page from July 1973, professionally mounted and displayed in a stunning ornate gold wood frame with cream and gold double matting.


The front features Playboy's iconic and controversial "J.C." image of Jesus Christ, seated in a director's chair wearing a crown of thorns and holding a cigarette. The image, blending religious symbolism with 1970s counter-culture satire, became one of Playboy's most talked-about artistic statements of the era.


On the reverse side of the same page is an erotic photograph of actress Tisa Farrow, making this a highly desirable double-sided collectible that combines fine art, pop culture, and Playboy's classic glamour photography.


This is not a reproduction. It is an authentic page removed from a 1973 Playboy magazine and professionally framed for display.


Why This Piece Is Special


This page captures two powerful aspects of Playboy's 1970s identity:


• Provocative editorial art

• Glamour photography featuring Tisa Farrow

• Religious and pop-culture satire

• Counter-culture iconography

• Vintage Playboy publishing history


Framed examples of the "J.C." Jesus Christ image are extremely scarce, especially when paired with the original reverse-side Tisa Farrow photo. It works beautifully as statement wall art for studios, lofts, music rooms, galleries, or themed collections.


Condition


• Magazine page is in very good vintage condition

• Frame shows light age-related wear consistent with its era

• Matting is clean and professionally cut

• Glass intact


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Frame Size


Approximately 19.5 inches wide x 22 inches tall

Image opening approx 10 x 13 inches