Originally painted for Hearst's Magazine cover, May 1913 (not published) Maxfield Parrish (1870 - 1966) American painter and illustrator. Oil on canvas National Museum of American Illustration (not pictured): www.americanillustration.org/artists/parrish/parrish.html Biography: www.bpib.com/illustrat/parrish.htm ______ Restoration by plumleaves
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Life magazine (June 8, 1911) Clarence Coles Phillips (1880 - 1927) American artist and illustrator known for his signature use of negative space in his "fadeaway girls."
♦ THE IMAGE: This image came from a rare magazine cover for the San Francisco Exposition in 1915. The artist is F. L. Packer. This is a newly printed reproduction of an antique image. Choose the size you would like using menu. The watermarks with our name will not appear on your print. ♦ THE SIZE: The image size you choose will be the actual image area. If you have a specific size you would like it, ask and we will see if it can be done. The paper will be larger, having a white border. Please email us with any questions. ♦ THE PAPER & INK: We use a high quality fine art paper, Epson Velvet or equivalent. The image has been scanned from the original print using a graphic arts scanner. It will be printed with an Epson graphic arts printer using archival inks that will not fade. ♦ POLICY: These prints are for collecting or framing, but not reproducing for use in crafting or making more prints. If you would like to download images for crafting, go to our other ETSY site which is called "Image Chateau". ♦ THE SHIPPING: FREE SHIPPING on totals over $35. One shipping cost for as many prints as you want to purchase. Your print will be put into a plastic sleeve and then in between 2 layers of corrugated cardboard, or back-rolled in large diameter and mailed in a large very strong square tube. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING email us for quote to your Country.
There are many things one can learn from old magazines, not the least of which is the existence of once popular and now comparatively forgotten illustrators and designers who contributed great talent to their respective periodicals. Ezio Anichini is an Italian artist/illustrator (born in Florence; 1886–1948) whose versatility, craft, and stylistic mastery were equal to many of the more well-known of his era. He could be Leon Bakst in one picture, Aubrey Beardsley in another,
Woman wearing a hat somewhat like a Chinese coolie’s hat, and strange other costume, dancing on stage
A large and expressive avant-garde gouache illustration painting by noted German/American artist and illustrator Carl Link, the dancer pictured is identified on the verso as Dorsha Hayes. In the late 1920's along with Alberto Varga, Carl Link created numerous covers for the Bernarr MacFadden publication "The Dance" capturing the art deco modernist dance movement in a lyrical and flowing inventive manner. Painting is beautifully framed and matted behind glass and is a defining example from the Charles Martignette collection.
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C. Coles Phillips [American artist and illustrator, 1880 – 1927)]. Phillips was one of the chief architects of the "Golden Age of American Illustration." His "fade-away" style of illustration was highly popular. Life magazine cover, October 26, 1911 Also featured in 'A Young Man's Fancy' 1912, a portfolio Phillips' illustrations
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