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A rare surviving c. 1910 large pastel illustration by the well listed and prolific illustrator Frederick Duncan. The sporty yet flirty glamour girl co-ed with a school book and a tennis racket personifies the socially progressive, daring, and active woman who was coming into fashion as the voluptuous ideal of the Victorian woman of means waned. Works like this by illustrators such as Duncan, a cover artist for The Saturday Evening Post, popularized this independent, carefree vision of womanhood. Frederick Duncan is also fondly remembered for his postcard designs, commissioned illustrations for The Thos. D. Murphy Calendar Company, and stirring World War I poster designs.
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- ArtistFrederick Duncan (1881, American)
- Creation year1910-1915
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- ConditionExcellent.
- Dimensions
H 40 in. x W 25 in.
H 101.6 cm x W 63.5 cm
- Gallery locationMinneapolis, MN
- Reference numberLU12221103573
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