Description
A look at the work of American popular illustrator Coles Phillips in the first quarter of the 20th Century. Nearly 200 of Phillips most memorable recording the changing image of the All American Girl during the 20 years she grew up display how Coles Phillips created the ideal image of American womanhood during the Golden Age of illustration. The "Phillips Girl" mirrored the popular idea that women aspired to and men adored. From the coy Edwardian heartbreaker of 1907 to the free spirited flapper of 1927. the "Phillips Girl" reflects a change in image of women just as profound as we witness today. Out of Print. Condition: Very good. Sunned along the bottom of both back and front covers. Dust jacket has a scratch across the front cover along with dark spots. Interior fine.
Product Details
Page Count: 174
Dimensions: 9.0 (w) x 12.0 (h) x 0.0 (d)