Vintage Metal Plate
Steve McQueen
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€19,99
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€14,99
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Feel the rhythm of escape with this Steve McQueen Metal Plaque, a cult piece that immortalizes the legendary moment from “The Great Escape.” At the crossroads of action cinema, raw elegance and rebellious icon, it pays homage to a scene that has become legendary.
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- Materials:
- Corrosion-protected metal, built to last.
- Very light and easy to install.
- Carefully packaged and placed in a shock-resistant package for safe transport.
- Size: 20(W)×30(L)cm / 30(W)×40(L)cm.
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Description of this Steve McQueen Metal Sign
Give your decor a dose of adrenaline with this Steve McQueen Metal Sign, which captures the iconic moment when the “King of Cool” crosses the barbed wire on his motorcycle as Captain Virgil Hilts. The distressed white background, green military typography, and watchtower in the background immediately set the mood for a thrilling war movie, while McQueen’s determined stance in action embodies pure freedom. It’s a powerful, intense, and iconic image that continues to resonate with classic bike lovers and motorcycle enthusiasts.
Crafted from sturdy metal with distressed edges, this sign is perfect for interiors with character: a vintage garage, an industrial-style living room, or a space dedicated to cinema. It embodies the virile aesthetic of the 1960s, blending courage, escapism, and inimitable style. Perfectly calibrated to make an impression, it's as much a decorative object as it is a vibrant tribute to one of the greatest actors of his era.
Equipped with perforations for easy installation, it installs in a flash to become the centerpiece of your wall. Whether you're a fan of roaring mechanics, classic scenes, or simply a Steve McQueen fan, this plaque is a must-have. Make your home a tribute to freedom, audacity, and cult cinema.
