Pre-WWII U.S. Framed Page from Esquire Magazine with Pin-Up Girl Artwork by George Petty (February 1939)

Pre-WWII U.S. Framed Page from Esquire Magazine with Pin-Up Girl Artwork by George Petty (February 1939)

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Pre-WWII U.S. Framed Page from Esquire Magazine with Pin-Up Girl Artwork by George Petty (February 1939)Description This is an original page from Esquire Magazine's February 1939 issue, featuring an illustration by the famous painter George Petty (1894 1975). It remains in its original wooden frame, making it ideal for display. The image depicts a young blonde on the telephone with her friend. At some point the page was shortened; however, beneath the illustration, the original caption would have once read "Talk about ingratitude! he never says a word

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