Cigarette Marlboro Man Rugged Frontier

Restyle the source image as a 1955 to 1985 Leo Burnett agency Marlboro print advertisement aesthetic, the work of photographers Sam Abell, Norm Clasen, and Hank Dunning shot for Kodachrome 25 and 64 transparency film. Render as a large-format photograph with the deep saturated Kodachrome palette: cobalt western sky, burnt sienna mesa, ochre prairie grass, deep sage and pinyon green, leather brown of saddle and chap, weathered indigo of denim, the specific dusty red of New Mexico and Wyoming earth. Lighting is hard golden-hour sidelight from a low western sun, casting long sharp shadows and back-lighting any rim of fabric, hair, hat brim, or horse mane. Atmospheric perspective puts middle distance in cool dust haze, foreground in crisp sun. Composition is wide-angle landscape with the subject occupying the lower-right or lower-left third, sky and horizon dominating two-thirds of frame, conveying scale and solitude. Faces are weathered, lined, sun-squinted, never smiling. The implied register is silence, competence, and freedom from social contract. Include a wide negative-space sky zone for headline copy but render this zone empty: no letterforms, no kerned type, no logos, no warning labels, no brand script, no flip-top box. Preserve the exact subjects, faces, poses, gestures, and spatial arrangement of the source image without alteration; restyle the rendering only.