Sandy Beach
Sandy Beach by American Painter Pearl Alice Frush Brudon (1907 – 1986); a successful female pinup girl illustrator of the early 20th century.
A beautiful young redhead on vacation, adjusts her short cropped hair as she enjoys herself on the sandy beach of a resort.
She is wearing a leopard pattern bikini and light brown stringed tied shows as she kneels down on the sand looking over her left shoulder and smiling to the viewer.
In the background we can see a large white beach umbrella with a red perimeter, and two beach chairs with matching patterns.
Behind the beach furniture are three palm trees and bushes and behind that a large hotel; we can also see the ocean breaking on the sand and a cloudy blue sky and ocean.
This is a remastered digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image that is available as a canvas print online.
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Pearl Alice Frush nasceu em Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa em 1907; quando ela era jovem, sua família mudou-se para a Costa Dourada do Mississippi e começou seus estudos artísticos em Nova Orleans., Filadélfia e Nova York e depois na School of the Art Institute of Chicago, associada ao Art Institute of Chicago.
Durante o final da década de 1930 e início da década de 1940, Pearl fez trabalho publicitário freelance em Chicago, incluindo o Vogue-Wright Studios., Sundblom, Johnson & Branco, e Gerlach Barklow Co..
Essas empresas publicaram grande parte de sua bem-sucedida arte de calendário de garotas pinup, incluindo Liberty Belles, Meninas do glamour, e glamour 24 horas por dia.
Pearl foi uma das três principais artistas femininas de glamour pinup, incluindo Joyce Ballantyne (1918 – 2006), e Zoë Mozert (1907 – 1993) que fizeram grande sucesso na arte de ilustração pin-up girl dominada por Alberto Vargas (1896 – 1982), George Petty (1894 – 1975), Gil Elvgren (1914 – 1980), Bill Medcalf (1920 – 2005), Rolf Armstrong (1889 – 1960) e vários outros.