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Pun up art for February 1962 by Gil Elvgren

#1960s #PinUp #Art #illustrations #Vintage

1916 ads have featured Baker and Rauch & Lang logos along with attributes like comfort and confidence to appeal to undecided buyers.They usually depict adorable ladies with kids enjoying comfort in body and mind and confidence in the car's mechanics and safety.

#Art #Cars

Frances Tipton Hunter’s (1896-1957) began her career as an artist in New York City illustrating fashion for department-store children’s clothing lines.
Her early work captured depictions of children and pets, popular subjects of the 1920s and ’30s.
#Art #Illustrations #Vintage

1918, House dresses (also called “porch dresses”) from Sears.

#1910s #Vintagefashion #Art #Illustrations

#CornchipDay

1968, Facs Giant Size Corn Chips #VintageAd

#1960s #Art #illustrations

“I never saw a pink elephant until Baker’s Coconut!”
Baker’s Coconut 1961-62 Angel Flakes advertising campaign depicting cute animal cakes covered with "fur" of coconut flakes.
#1960s #cake #baking #dessert

Ellen Bernard Thompson Pyle (1876–1936) was an artist who studied under Howard Pyle in the late 1890s and married his youngest brother, Walter, in 1904. A contemporary of Norman Rockwell, she designed 40 covers for The Saturday Evening Post from 1922–1936.

#Art #Illustrations

#SpousesDay

1948,Western Union Telegram #VintageAd

#1940s #Art #illustrations

The Stevens-Duryea was a high-priced limited production car from 1901 to 1927. It was a product of J. Frank Duryea, one of the early founders of the U.S. auto industry
and the J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. of Massachusetts.

#VintageAds #Cars #Art #illustrations