Calendar Girls

American 1940s set of four framed original vintage pin-up calendar girl prints. One is signed Gil

advertising calendar art for Sunshine Biscuits. This New York bakery marketed calendar girl calendars in the

This is a lovely, published calendar girl pastel illustration by the prolific American artist and

. Included in this lot is a poster for Calendar Girls (SRC, 1977). Unrestored posters with good colors and

American Girl Calendar with the title The Girl Of The East. The calendar was published by The Frederick A

American Girl Calendar with the title "The Girl Of The West". The calendar was published by The Frederick

nude figure. He began at a young age drawing pin up calendar girls but it was only after a freak bike

female nude figure. He began at a young age drawing pin up calendar girls but it was only after a freak

born artist who specializes in the female nude figure. He began at a young age drawing pin up calendar

some paintings of bikini-clad girls to two calendar companies; when both Brown and Bigelow and Thomas D

, he sent some paintings of bikini-clad girls to two calendar companies; when both Brown and Bigelow

Original cover for Sunday Pictorial Review, published August 31, 1952

H 31 in. W 20 in. HISTORY Calendar posters were the first mainstream Chinese commercial posters

pretty girl pastels also graced many a makeup tin and pencil box. He also did calendar girls. Ad work for

American Mid-Century Modern pin-up girl framed pastel drawing of a pin-up girl, created by famed

Gibson Girl became the iconic figure of American commercial illustration in the early twentieth century

. DIMENSIONS H 31 in. W 21.25 in. D 1.25 in. HISTORY Calendar posters were the first mainstream Chinese

advertising calendar art for Sunshine Biscuits. This New York bakery marketed calendar girl calendars in the

" Pulp Art. This image had been documented in Angela Villalba's book, "Mexican Calendar Girls - Chicas

The red-headed, zaftig, and delightfully charming calendar girl Hilda, in a yoga pose tests her

the day. Their calendar girls consisted of a variety of tantalizing, modernistic heartbreakers

calendar commission for The Louis F. Dow company of Saint Paul Minnesota. In the scene, the proverbial girl

calendar companies, the artist created hundreds of typically wholesome good girl art calendar girls that

for The Brown & Bigelow Calendar Company. In 1941, after a prolific decade long career as a

Hutt Calendar". In this portrait a cinched waist Edwardian beauty delights the eye with a cane and

deco painting for a calendar series titled Dancing Girls. Showing a Follies Girl costumed as a jazz-age

for the Osborne Calendar Company conceiving modernist flapper girl series of images with skillfully

, he sent some paintings of bikini-clad girls to two calendar companies; when both Brown and Bigelow