1940s art

1940s Vintage Magazine Cover for Cosmopolitan- The Story Of A "Reefer" Party. Magazine Illustration/ 1940s Fashion/ 1940s Vintage Hat #1940s #1940sfashion #Magazine #Magazineillustration #vintagemagazine

Star Weekly Magazine At War (Canada, 1939-1945) From 1939 to 1945, the Canadian newspaper called Toronto Star published many colourful, amusing and creative covers on its newsmagazine, the Star Weekly. Read more about it at: www.elinorflorence.com/blog/117839.

Date: 1960s Size: 15.5 x 23 Artist: Gruau, Rene About The Poster: Rene Gruau (Italian) 1909-2004 - With his stunning, passionate, figures, his arresting use of color and dramatic, explosive element of line, Rene Gruau developed his distinctive “New Look” in the 1940s which greatly impacted haute couture, theatre, art, and commercial design. He worked for magazines like Harper's Bazaar and Vogue in the US, Femina, Marie Claire, L'Officiel, L'Album du Figaro and other well known publication…

In the 1950s abstract expressionism was in full flower. American magazine illustrations, on the other hand, remained fairly tight and realistic. Yet, these representational illustrations often contained abstract flurries of brush strokes and color, frequently in the tousled hair of stylish women. Andy Virgil Compare Coby Whitmore's treatment of hair... Coby Whitmore ...with Willem de Kooning's abstraction: de Kooning In fact, flipping through the typical illustrations in women's magazines in…

Maxwell Coburn Whitmore (1913-1988) è stato un pittore ed illustratore di riviste Americano, noto per le sue copertine del Saturday Evening Post ed un

McCalls-Oct 1944

Pruitt Carter Ladies Home Journal 1944

A vintage Red Cross nurse - by Walter Martin Baumhofer. #nurses