Example image only. Magazine condition may be different.
Life Magazine – January 16, 1913 (# 1577) – Musical Number
$28.00
Magazine Condition : Fair (All Good, but has light soil in the cover margins).
1 in stock
Description
Cover : Large translucent angel hovering over the concert hall as a pianist plays, “The spirit of music,” art by A. G. Hull.
– MUSICAL NUMBER.
– Full page color Colgate’s cold cream ad with nice lilac and green colors.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Otho Cushing (To change Calve in Carmen …), Orson Lowell (Choir boys : as they look, as they sound, as they act)
– Full page ads for Johnnie Walker whiskey, Packard trucks.
– Two page centerspread art by William L. Jacobs, “I beg your pardon, but I thought my daughter was here” … small girl hiding behind large gentleman.
– Some current events include : Successful Democrats, Governors Sulzer and Foss, “The New Freedom” written by Dr. Wilson, Big corporations and money and the public trust.
– Full page color ad for Vogue with smaller reproduction of the cover for the “White and Southern Fashions” issue with art by Mrs. Newell Tilton.
– Lovely full page color ad for Palmolive soap with art of women pouring palm oil from Ceylon and olive oil from Spain, not signed.
– Much more.
– Full page color Colgate’s cold cream ad with nice lilac and green colors.
– Full page art or cartoon art by Otho Cushing (To change Calve in Carmen …), Orson Lowell (Choir boys : as they look, as they sound, as they act)
– Full page ads for Johnnie Walker whiskey, Packard trucks.
– Two page centerspread art by William L. Jacobs, “I beg your pardon, but I thought my daughter was here” … small girl hiding behind large gentleman.
– Some current events include : Successful Democrats, Governors Sulzer and Foss, “The New Freedom” written by Dr. Wilson, Big corporations and money and the public trust.
– Full page color ad for Vogue with smaller reproduction of the cover for the “White and Southern Fashions” issue with art by Mrs. Newell Tilton.
– Lovely full page color ad for Palmolive soap with art of women pouring palm oil from Ceylon and olive oil from Spain, not signed.
– Much more.
