Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

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Jennifer Dryden, a Zeigfeld Girl wjo seems to have left very little of written records

 

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Lulu, and that smouldering look...one of hrr first big publicity shots

 

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Where Lulu went, Bettie would follow with a different flame....

 

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Another of Gunter Blum's industrial Studies

 

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Mary Pickford, 'America's Sweetheart' iin a less sweet moment. In 1915 she was starring in "Rags"

 

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"Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss", Antonio Canova's 1787 Commission

 

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1928 Ad for Essex Motor Cars

 

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Was my brand in the Day....the ad is from 1969

 

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And a 1961 Gilbey's Vodka ad

 

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About 1948...Not a Brand I know

 

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'Reclining Nude' by Steve Houston

 

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Another Recliner

 

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Maurice Milliere, 1920. La Parisienne

 

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A George Petty Illo for Esquire....looks like the lad Bit off more than he can chew

 

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For Goat to be Beloved.....We grow 'em wild here....

 

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Looks like a l'Autrec Cover....

 

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Bob Abbot cover for 'Anything But Saintly', a 1963 Novel by Richard Deming

 

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For the Propietress
Sometimes an End is hard to hold....
"Gloomy Trip", 1997. Olivier Theyskens

 

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This End is watching Nature get its grove on

 

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This End looks like she's flattened herself out for an Earthquake....cats do this. Heeeere, Kittykittykitty....

 

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I believe this is a Hooded Crow.

A Common Buzzard, and Hooded Crow.

 

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One for The delightful miz Kristy. An illo for a short story in 'American Magazine' for October

'Tides Of Memory', 1936. Norman Rockwell

 

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And a '37 V-16 Cadillac Hartmann

 

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If theyd marketed like this Here, I'd own one. About 1973

 

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1914

 

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Best Ride of 1929

 

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1951 Chevy ad

 

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Lulu never waited for Fashion Week

 

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Bettie didn't either, although the Bangs suited her better than this early group of shots