article_snippet: It's the cheeky poster that adorned the bedroom walls of countless teenage boys in the 1970s and 1980s.
article_snippet: Earlier yesterday they had tweeted a photograph of the dress worn by the blonde model and her racket, alongside the famous image, to promote its Powerful Posters exhibition, due to open tomorrow.
article_snippet: Tennis fan Kishore Sharma was outraged, writing: 'Can't believe Wimbledon used this pic for upcoming 'Powerful Poster Exhibition'.'
article_snippet: It is a controversial piece of poster history
article_snippet: The image in question is from a 1970s poster that was extremely popular, selling over 2million copies worldwide and The image in question is part of an historic exhibition about tennis posters dating back to 1893. '
article_snippet: Not to include The image in question in your exhibition would perhaps be an oversight since The image in question is the most famous tennis poster of all time and should be regarded in this context only.'
article_snippet: Last night tennis fans were questioning whether the poster, one of the world's best-selling, really is that controversial after all.
article_snippet: Sadie Hochfield tweeted: 'Ridiculous Wimbledon are getting stick for sharing iconic poster.
article_snippet: I think it's a great poster, is of it time in history.'
article_snippet: The year-long exhibition will range from the earliest poster in the museum's collection, an 1893 advertisement for The Championships, through to the original artwork for this year's Grand Slam at the world famous venue in London SW19.
highlights_snippet: Powerful Posters show set to open at Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum .
  