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1953 Lithograph Leonard Lionni Artist Fortune Magazine Hanging Mobile AEFA1 Dance This is an original 1957

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This is an original 1957 two-color print ad for Burroughs calculating machines

hill Vintage Advertising

dentelles) adorning the dresses worn by upper-class French women during the reign of Louis XIV (1574 - 1643)

Maurice Chevalier (1888-1972)

Durant in New York

1953 Lithograph Leonard Lionni Artist Fortune Magazine Hanging Mobile AEFA1 Dance This is an original 1957This is an original 1953 monochrome lithograph by artist Leonard Lionni, which a humorous mobile and an innocent bystander to promote Fortune Magazine. Founded in 1930, the first issues of Fortune sold for $1 at a time when most magazines and newspapers were going for 5 cents. Their superior paper quality and vivid color images set them apart from others of their ilk right from the start, and they continue to publish copies today. CONDITION This 58+

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