True Magazine 1947 Pinup Calendar Art
True Magazine 1947 Pinup Calendar Art by American Painter George Brown Petty IV (1894 – 1975); Tydskriftyllustrator en Pinup-artyst fan 'e jierren '30, 40s en 50s
This pinup girl illustration for the 1947 edition of True Magazine features a gorgeous golden haired blonde wearing a sheer tight fitting black negligee and white heel shoes; is laying on the floor with her back to the viewer; with her sexy long left leg fully stretched and her right leg that is folded is tucked under her left leg.
Her right hand is holding a white handset of a phone up to her right ear as her arm is bent toward her head as the line cord loops to the floor.
In her left hand she is holding a round mirror up to her face about 10 nei 12 inches away from her head, as we can see her face being reflected in the viewers direction; with her eyes gazing at the viewer with her beautiful smile; as four large strips of paper are floating about her top and bottom.
Since the background of the image was dirty and dull, I decided to replace it with a textured cloud based background of a tan color that complemented the pin-ups hair color.
True Magazine 1947 Pinup Calendar Art is a retouched digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image that is available for purchase online as an acrylic, doek, metal and wood keunst prints.
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George Petty's kaam foar it earst yn 'e publike oandacht tidens syn middelbere skoaljierren, dêr't er personielskeunstner wie foar de skoalkrante.
Wylst hy nei middelbere skoalle gie, skreau George him yn foar nachtlessen oan 'e Chicago Academy of Fine Arts ûnder lieding fan Ruth VanSickle Ford.
Wylst op 'e akademy George learde syn eigen tekenkursus, it opladen fan syn klasgenoaten fiif dollar per sesje; en ek wurke yn 'e fotografywinkel fan syn heit wêr't hy de feardigens learde om in airbrush te brûken.
Letter gie George nei Parys en studearre oan 'e Académie Julian mei Jean-Paul Laurens en oaren oant 1916, doe't de Earste Wrâldoarloch útbruts, wat feroarsake ambassadeur Myron T. Herrick, om alle Amerikanen te bestellen om Parys te ferlitten en werom te gean nei de Feriene Steaten.
Nei werom nei de Feriene Steaten, George wurke as airbrush retoucher by in pleatslik drukkerij yn Chicago; letter fêstige him as freelance keunstner, skildere kalinder famkes en tydskrift covers foar The Household; en by 1926 hy hie syn eigen atelier iepene.
George is benammen bekend fan 'e Petty Girl-searje fan pin-up girl-skilderijen dy't hy die foar Esquire Publications, fan 'e hjerst fan 1933 troch 1956.
George skildere faaks syn pin-up famkes mei relatyf lange skonken, en relatyf lytsere hollen as dy fan syn eigentlike modellen.
His work primarily appeared in Esquire and Fawcett Publications – True ek bekend as True, The Man's Magazine; mar wie ek yn kalinders ferkocht troch Esquire, True en de Ridgid Tool Company fan Noard Ridgeville Ohio, dat waard oprjochte yn 1923.