In 1978, Arnold Schwarzenegger personally signed a photograph, naked and sculpted like a living statue.

• Promotional photograph with a dedication from Arnold Schwarzenegger to "Medehl".
• In English.
• 11.5 cm x 15 cm.
• November 14, 1978.
• Excellent condition.
• Unique piece.

In 1978, Arnold Schwarzenegger was already an established bodybuilder and was transitioning to his film career. That year, he starred in the movie The Villain, a Western comedy released on July 27, 1979. He also continued promoting bodybuilding and the Mr. Olympia competition, which he had won six times by then (he would win his seventh title in 1980). He was also studying at the University of Wisconsin–Superior, where he graduated with a degree in Business Administration and Economics in 1979.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's career is extraordinary because he achieved absolute success in three completely different areas: first as a bodybuilder, becoming a seven-time Mr. Olympia and popularizing the sport globally; then as an actor, becoming one of Hollywood's biggest action stars with iconic films like Terminator and Predator; and finally in politics, being elected Governor of California for two terms (2003-2011), a rare case of a celebrity reaching such a high-profile position. His trajectory is marked by determination, reinvention, and an unwavering mindset of overcoming challenges, making him a unique figure in modern history.

Arnold's autographs from early in his career are highly sought after, especially in photographs, even more so when they feature such a beautiful signature. The dedication is to Medehl – ​​perhaps a fellow Austrian? This iconic photograph shows the actor in peak form, all muscular and completely nude… forgive me, puritanical souls! A magnificent piece, in perfect condition, ideal for collectors who admire Arnold or for those, men or women, who appreciate a body of impeccable aesthetics.