1930s art

American illustrator. 1874-1951. American (German-born). Leyendecker is known primarily for his magazine covers for Success , Colliers , and The Saturday Evening Post as well as his elegant and lucrative advertising work for Arrow Collar, Kuppenheimer Clothing, and other companies in the 192

Magazine Illustration, 1935

little girl singing in the bathtub illustration by Robert Wagt, girl in blue bubble bath illustration by Sanna Mander, colored zebra having fun in the bathtub ilustration by Tom Vroman, black and white woodcut by Charles W.Hobson of a woman in a bathtub, illustration by Fiep Westendorp of Floddertje having a bath, vintage bath ad for Monsavon by French poster artist Savignac, woman playing in the bath illustration by Ericka Lugo dream , woman with book and wine wine for her tub time…

Been after this one for a long while.

Vernon Simeon Plemion Grant (1902-1990), or simply Vernon Grant, as he signed his works, had a long, active career illustrating magazines, books and advertising. Here is his Wikipedia entry and here is a website dedicated to him. Grant featured a cartoon-like style in his work that was lively and attractive. It was also highly in tune with the times. Yes, there was a Depression and then a war going on during his peak years. But many Americans were happy to seek relief from unpleasant times…

Rolf Armstrong ~ 1930's

Art nouveau card woman and man walking dow stairs evening dress