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Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12
Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12

Professionally Framed Original 1950s Pin-Up Litho Cards – Set of 12

Code: 13436

Dimensions:

W: 21.5cm (8.5")H: 26cm (10.2")D: 2cm (0.8")

£1,895.00 Approx $2509.93, €2229.41

A striking set of twelve original 1950s pin-up showgirl cards by Louis F. Dow St. Paul Minn - Litho USA , now newly professionally mounted and framed for a bold, playful statement. Each card features an illustration full of charm, humour, and flirtation, capturing the golden era of pin-up artistry. The vibrant colours and cheeky scenarios reflect the post-war optimism and glamour of the time.

Framed individually in coordinating wooden frames with bright pops of red, orange, and black, these pieces are ready to hang and make a fabulous feature grouped together or displayed separately. Ideal for collectors, lovers of vintage design, or anyone looking to add a touch of retro fun to their interiors.

Dow has been a professional printmaker for over 35 years, running professional, commercial printmaking studios in Los Angeles, Indiana, Fundão, Portugal and Miami. At each of these locations he made his own art; worked with artists from around the world who have an interest in printmaking, especially etchings and monotypes and monoprints; did workshops and was generally supportive of aspiring and accomplished printmakers and artists.