Coelho de neve de patinação 1947 Pin-up Girl Calendar Illustration
Coelho de neve de patinação 1947 Pinup Girl Calendar Illustration by American Painter George Brown Petty IV (1894 – 1975); Magazine Ilustartor and Pinup Artist of the 1930s, 40anos e 50
This is a beautiful and sexy pinup girl calendar illustration, depicting a glamorous female figure skater in a white bunny rabbit outfit with big ears and white skates going through her routine.
Coelho de neve de patinação 1947 Pin-up Girl Calendar Illustration is a retouched digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image.
Informações abaixo derivadas de Wikipedia.org
George Petty’s first came to public attention during his high school years, where he was the staff artist for the school newspaper.
Enquanto estava no colégio, George matriculou-se em aulas noturnas na Academia de Belas Artes de Chicago sob a tutela de Ruth VanSickle Ford.
Enquanto estava na academia, George ensinou seu próprio curso de desenho, cobrando de seus colegas cinco dólares por sessão; além de trabalhar na loja de fotografia de seu pai, onde aprendeu a habilidade de usar um aerógrafo.
Mais tarde, George foi para Paris e estudou na Académie Julian com Jean-Paul Laurens e outros até 1916, quando a Primeira Guerra Mundial estourou, que fez com que o embaixador Myron T. Herrick, to order all Americans to leave Paris and return to the United States.
After returning to the United States, George worked as an airbrush retoucher at a local printing company in Chicago; later establishing himself as a freelance artist, painting calendar girls and magazine covers for The Household; e por 1926 he had opened his own studio.
George is especially known for the Petty Girl series of pin-up girl paintings he did for Esquire Publications, from the autumn of 1933 through 1956.
George frequently depicted his pin-up girls with relatively long legs, and relatively smaller heads than that of his actual models.
His work primarily appeared in Esquire and Fawcett Publication’s – True also known as True, The Man’s Magazine; but was also in calendars marketed by Esquire, True e a Ridgid Tool Company de North Ridgeville Ohio, que foi fundado em 1923.