The Scale Doesn’t Lie
The Scale Doesn’t Lie by Italian Born American Artist Edward Runci (1921 – 1986); Painter, Illustration, Advertising and Pinup Artist of the early and mid 20th Century.
An attractive young blonde that has just come out of the shower, and that is barely covered with a pink towel and wearing pink high heel slippers; is standing on a large scale as she looks at the viewer in disbelief at the reading.
What she doesn’t realize is that her medium sized black dog is behind her with both paws on the scale as he looks up at her; which is what is making the scale give a reading that is higher that what she knows it should be.
The rest of the image is a beautiful mixing of blue hues for the background and lower sides and lighter aqua blue tones mixed with white that produce a fluffy carpet like appearance that the young lady, dog and scale are situated on.
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Edward Runci born in Genoas Italy is most widely known for his work as a pin-up artist. He moved from Italy to the United States with his family in 1930; and spent much of his adulthood in Los Angeles creating artwork of sexy women in revealing poses, as well as elegant clothing for calendar and advertising companies.
He also painted ordinary portraits, Native American portraits, portraits of celebrities, landscape paintings and religious paintings.
