Art Deco Era Feb. 2, 1928 Magazine "Life" "The Night Shift" Cover John LaGatta*

Description: Description: This Art Deco Era Sept. 13, 1923 Magazine "Life" has a Cover by "Robert L. Dickey" "The Stowaway". The magazine has 36 pages of articles and colorful ads. "Life magazine was a popular humor magazine in the 1920s that featured satire, criticism, reviews, and cartoons. It was aimed at an educated, middle-class audience and had a circulation of around 250,000 in 1920. The magazine's content and advertisements often referenced the acids of modernity, and its illustrations were used to address controversial topics of the time. Some of the topics covered in Life during the 1920s include: Flappers, Prohibition, Industrialization and Constitutional Amendments." Young lady changing into lingerie and robe at day’s end, “The Night Shift,” very pretty art by John LaGatta. It is possible she is a night club dancer.– WORKING GIRLS NUMBER. – Full page color Sheaffer’s pens pencils skrip ad. – Full page art or cartoon art by John Held Jr. (Timken Bearings), Victor De Pauw (Great American Drama), C. H. Sykes (Groundhog Day). – Two page centerspread art by Wallace Morgan (the Unemployed). – Some current events include : President at Havana, Marines bombin revolutionists in Nicaragua, Russia making gas masks for populace, Capital punishment does not seem to be working as a method of public admonition. – All America travel contest, Kay’s eleventh letter. – Full page color Lucky Strike cigarette ad with nice art of Consuelo Flowerton, Frank DeWeese, Nazimova. Measures: 8-1/2" W x 10-3/4" H. Condition: Corners and edges are worn. Good Condition. Free shipping in the USA. Items are shipped out every Monday morning. Like what you see? Check out my eBay store!! 06/2024 Nancy

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