Collections 1: Saturday Evening Post covers

Collections 1: Saturday Evening Post covers

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Saturday Evening Post, established in Philadelphia in 1821, this publication has been a staple for American culture for over 200 years with covers designed by some of America's most notable artists. The most recognized name, of course, is probably Norman Percevel Rockwell. Many other well known artists include, but not limited to: J. C. Leyendecker, Steven Dohanos, Frances Tipton Hunter, Richard Sargent and John Falter. Below is a group of twelve matted and framed covers from a number of other artists that arrived at Happiest Kid Finds recently that date from 1928 - 1938 specifically; the Art Deco period, "an international decorative style than ran from 1919 to 1939. Known initially as "le style moderne" or "Jazz Moderne." "
All are available for purchase - with mat and frame only. Finished / outside frame dimensions for each measure: 17 1/2" x 13 1/2" - mat window: 10 1/2" x 13 1/2" at $75 each.
Feel free to contact me with questions on any of the items listed in this post.
 
Titled: Woman in Sandtrap, The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 9, 1928, designed by Penrhyn Stanlaws - wearing a sporty striped jacket, she's ready for anything that comes her way during this golf gameTitled: Woman in Sandtrap, The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 9, 1928, designed by Penrhyn Stanlaws - wearing a sporty striped jacket, she's ready for anything that comes her way during this golf game
 
Titled: Woman in Black Hat, The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 18, 1938, designed by Frances Arnold - something appears to have piqued her interestTitled: Woman in Black Hat, The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 18, 1938, designed by Frances Arnold - something appears to have piqued her interest
Titled: Prospector, The Saturday Evening Post cover, July 13, 1929, designed by Norman Rockwell - heavy-set man sitting on mule while planning his tripTitled: Prospector, The Saturday Evening Post cover, July 13, 1929, designed by Norman Rockwell - heavy-set man sitting on mule while planning his trip
Titled: Three Old Salts, The Saturday Evening Post cover, October 1, 1932 designed by J. F. Kernan - three old salts building model ship by the seaTitled: Three Old Salts, The Saturday Evening Post cover, October 1, 1932 designed by J. F. Kernan - three old salts building model ship by the sea
Titled: Model Ship, The Saturday Evening Post cover, October 5, 1935 designed by Gordon Grant - old salt working on his shipTitled: Model Ship, The Saturday Evening Post cover, October 5, 1935 designed by Gordon Grant - old salt working on his ship
Titled: Too Many Green Apples, The Saturday Evening Post cover, September 16, 1933 designed by J. C. Leyendecker - boy feeling the effects of a sore tummy after eating one too many golden / green applesTitled: Too Many Green Apples, The Saturday Evening Post cover, September 16, 1933 designed by J. C. Leyendecker - boy feeling the effects of a sore tummy after eating one too many golden / green apples
Titled: Woman at the Rudder, The Saturday Evening Post cover, August 17, 1929 designed by Penrhyn Stanlaws - steering the boat with ease on this fine dayTitled: Woman at the Rudder, The Saturday Evening Post cover, August 17, 1929 designed by Penrhyn Stanlaws - steering the boat with ease on this fine day
Titled: Old Miner, The Saturday Evening Post cover, April 6, 1929 designed by Edgar Franklin Wittmack - taking a break; planning next strategy; faithful mule patiently awaits command
Titled: Old Miner, The Saturday Evening Post cover, April 6, 1929 designed by Edgar Franklin Wittmack - taking a break; planning next strategy; faithful mule patiently awaits command
Titled: Old Dog, New Tricks, The Saturday Evening Post cover, July 11, 1931 designed by Frederic Stanley - boy uses a little bone to try to entice his dog to jump through the hoop; his dog would rather he just give him that plate of food off to the side
Titled: Old Dog, New Tricks, The Saturday Evening Post cover, July 11, 1931 designed by Frederic Stanley - boy uses a little bone to try to entice his dog to jump through the hoop; his dog would rather he just give him that plate of food off to the side
Titled: Dad at Bat, The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 1, 1929 designed by Alan Foster - father and son spend the day playing ballTitled: Dad at Bat, The Saturday Evening Post cover, June 1, 1929 designed by Alan Foster - father and son spend the day playing ball
Titled: Portrait of Lady Golfer, The Saturday Evening Post cover, April 22, 1933 designed by Penrhyn Stanlaws - with club in hand, she's got her game onTitled: Portrait of Lady Golfer, The Saturday Evening Post cover, April 22, 1933 designed by Penrhyn Stanlaws - with club in hand, she's got her game on
Titled: Asking Directions, The Saturday Evening Post cover, January 9, 1932 designed by Ellen Pyle - woman in the driver's seat on this wintry day getting directions from father with his child bundled up from head to toeTitled: Asking Directions, The Saturday Evening Post cover, January 9, 1932 designed by Ellen Pyle - woman in the driver's seat on this wintry day getting directions from father with his child bundled up from head to toe
 
 
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