Five beautiful women watch a cherub playing with a basket of roses and a bar of White Rose. No. 4711, perfection of purity and perfume, from a German company, Ferd. Mülhens of Cologne [Köln]. Published in a 1909 issue of the BURR MCINTOSH MONTHLY. Artist: Source: eBay seller daysoffuturepast, who also sells printed materials from her personal website. Restoration by: jess at daysoffuturepast
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, fragrance, happy,...
Ad for Dher-Kiss Eau de Toilette, and Vegetale, fresh from M. Kerkoff's atelier, and illustrated by a fairy, a rainbow, pixies, winds, flying ballet dancers, and a hoard of gold and diamonds, not to mention other things we haven't yet identified. From the April, 1921 issue of WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION. The artist may be Frederick Richardson, who illustrated some children's books in a detailed fashion. Artist: F. Richardson Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, magazine...
Woman plays piano and looks dreamily at her boyfriend...and envisions him at forty. When love is young -- why worry about hair? ah, but when you get old you need to take care of your hair to keep baldness away. Fear! Fear sells. From the August, 1924 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Hair Care, bald, hair, dandruff, wavy,...
Young woman wandering through the forest comes upon the court of the fairies, with line dancers parading in front of the queen. From an unidentified 1906 magazine. Artist: Source: eBay seller daysoffuturepast, who also sells printed materials from her personal website. Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, magic,...
Ad for Pears' Soap, from a mid-1880's issue of HARPER'S MONTHLY. Symbolism in advertising in not new! Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Man desperately in love with woman kisses her hand. How long can a woman keep the charm of "A skin you love to touch"? From the October, 1924 issue of McCALL'S MAGAZINE. Artist: T. K. Hanna Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, couple, romance,...
"The New Song," elegance in an eighteenth-century setting, by a famous artist. Two women and a classic keyboard. Published in the October, 1925 issue of PICTORIAL REVIEW. Artist: Arthur Rackham Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, piano, singing,...
Comic strips give us guidance, and here she loves her husband far too much to risk getting dry, lifeless "middle-age" skin. Made with olive oil! From an 1940 issue of MOVIE STORY. Source: Dave Wills, who sells on eBay as dwills1000, and has an eBay storefront "Dave's Odds and Ends" Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, comics, cartoon,...
A typically over-the-top ad for Djer-Kiss, in this case emphasizing the whole toiletries line over the perfume lines. Not from a magazine, but close enough: published in the theater program from the Gaiety Theatre, New York City, August 21, 1916.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, magazine...
Elaborate late art nouveau fantasy image of March winds blowing chill but not diminishing the effect of the irresistible fragrance of Mavis. Published in the March, 1920 issue of PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Fred L. Packer Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Perfumes, party, night, lanterns, belle,...
Woman in amazing dress, decorated with the faces and hair designs of many women, triumphs at the ball because she has banished her gray hair in fifteen minutes. From the August, 1925 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Homer Conant Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Hair Care, magazine covers, vintage...
Burnett's Cocoaine for the hair cures dandruff etc. Published in the November, 1896 issue of COSMOPOLITAN. Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Hair Care, magazine covers, vintage...
Ad for Pears' Soap, from the March, 1886 issue of HARPER'S MONTHLY. Putting a baby into your advertising in not new! Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Savage ad for lipstick, invoking the jungle beast when you feel the desire to conquer. Let your lips be savagely red. From the August, 1936 issue of POPULAR SONGS. Artist: Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, romance,...
It's a positive delight to brush the teeth and gums with Arnica Tooth Soap. It sterilizes the mouth, destroying putrefactive and fermentative bacteria. Cleanser and mouth wash in one. Wow, and here it is, in its own case. Published in the December 19, 1912 issue of LIFE, the Humor Magazine. Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Dental Care: Toothpaste, Toothbrushes,...
Fairies, elves, and friendly animals: Another fantasy land from a dreamt-of fairy tale protects you when the hot sun burns...if you have Djer-Kiss. Published in the August, 1919 issue of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Artist: [WHO??!??] Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, childhood,...
Ad suggesting women use of Williams Talc Powder after swimming, or any outdoor exposure. From the J. B. Williams Company of Glastonbury, Connecticut. Published in the August, 1918 issue of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Coles Phillips Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, sea, bath,...
Noble peacock standing proudly in front of the fountain, set off by the blossoms on a flowering tree. Flights of tiny fairies prance and dance around the peacock. Published in the July, 1920 issue of COSMOPOLITAN. Artist: Edward Wilcox Source: eBay seller daysoffuturepast, who also sells printed materials from her personal website. Restoration by: jess at daysoffuturepast
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, myth,...
Ad for Pears' Soap, from the June, 1888 issue of HARPER'S MONTHLY. Let's get right down to basics, for the complexion or not, as a mother scrubs the daylights out of her son on "Sunday Morning". Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Ad for Colgate's Talc Powder, for Mother and for Baby, as published in the June, 1914 issue of McCALL'S MAGAZINE.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, magazine...
Ad for Pompeian Beauty Powder, one of a number of products the Pompeian Co. advertised with expensive color paintings by famous artists. This one's almost like seeing a rainbow, as the man is fascinated by what he sees. Just in case you missed the point, there's a little box at the lower left labeled "Honymooning". Published in the April, 1922 issue of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Gene Pressler Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, magazine...
Eyes made to appear larger and more interesting, wonderful brilliance; Maybelline Eye Shadow and Eyebrow Pencil. Published in the February, 1930 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, beauty,...
The skin you love to touch, and a small photo of memory. Published in an early 1920's magazine. Artist: R. F. Schabelitz Source: eBay sellers Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, couple, pair,...
Ad for Woodbury's Facial Soap, published in the November 23, 1916 issue of LIFE, the Humor Magazine.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Typical ad for Djer-Kiss perfumes, powders, and toiletries. But a bit of a ringer in this case, as it did not appear in a magazine, but in a 1923 program booklet for the Henry Miller Theater in New York City.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Perfumes, magazine covers, vintage...
March of children mirrors the fight for women's votes and rights in this frighteningly whimsical ad for talcum powder for babies. "If you must experiment with a talcum powder, try it on your own skin. 'Safety first.'" Note that the layout has the baby drum major about to step onto the reader's head, and maybe bonk you with the ball on top of the staff. Published in the August, 1915 issue of DELINEATOR. Artist: Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Babies and Children, attack, threat,...
Before and after pictures with Maybelline, colors for your lashes. Black or brown. Published in the April, 1934 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, eyelashes
Shades of Norman Rockwell, but this doctor and his patient and the patient's dog isn't signed. Published in the December, 1934 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Personal Niceness, magazine covers,...
Ad for Colgate toothpaste, from an unidentified magazine from the early 1900's. The condition is not very good, but the image was interesting enough we decided to put it online. This one combines growing up with taking pictures and recursive advertising...and a prize to win! That's some display in the shop window, too. Artist: Lucille Patterson Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Dental Care: Toothpaste, Toothbrushes,...
Striking ad for Vivaudou's startling new talc, in highly decorated bottle shown against the flowers that imply its fragrance. Published in the November, 1920 issue of the PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL. Artist: F. L. P. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, perfume,...
Yet another totally different style of ad, this time contrasting the simple life with your complicated one. Your food is rich and disturbing, it says here. Maybe you could live outside with her? Not in Vermont in the winter. Published in the November, 1934 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Personal Niceness, magazine covers,...
An upward glance, a sprit of mischief, a 'come hither' look, all made easy with these eyes and lashes. Dries instantly. Harmless. Waterproof. Get into trouble. Published in the May, 1925 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, coquette,...
Ad for Camay Soap (Calay Soap in Canada), approved by dermatologists and sold to female movie fans. Published in the February, 1931 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Ad for Cocoaine, from the March, 1886 issue of HARPER'S MONTHLY. Pretty much a minimalist hand-lettered ad, made interesting by three axes of cursive. Definitely of its time. Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Hair Care, magazine covers, vintage...
Revelers run about in a snow-covered Paris, telling you loudly to buy Holiday Sets for a joyous Noel. Published in an unidentified magazine in 1921, probably near December. Artist: Willy Pogany Source: eBay sellers Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, Christmas,...
Two women standing in a garden overflowing with flowers. In spite of the war in Europe, Kerkoff is making us large shipments. Djer-Kiss can now be obtained at all leading toilet counters. Published in an unidentified magazine in 1915. Artist: Source: eBay sellers Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Perfumes, Spring, floral, beauty, scent
Mother teaching her little baby boy how to brush his teeth, while his older sister reaches up for her Colgate toothpaste. Published in the September, 1922 issue of the PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Maginel Wright Enright Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Dental Care: Toothpaste, Toothbrushes,...
Back in the fairy tale world with Djer-Kiss in this fantastic setting. Much better than real life. From the October, 1921 issue of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Willy Pogany Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, magazine...
Your own smart hairdo at home, with these clips or clamps. Just wet your hair and clip on for a while. Published in a 1949 issue of WOMAN'S DAY. Artist: Source: Anonymous contributor Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Hair Care, magazine covers, vintage...
Green tropical birds on a black background highlight the exotic Le Jade Perfume by Roger & Gallet. Published in the March, 1926 issue of GOLDEN BOOK. Artist: Source: Cynde Georgen, Trail End Historic Site, Sheridan Wyoming Restoration by: Cynde Georgen
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Perfumes, jungle, romance, fresh, moist
Lucille Ball, in a dramatic rôle in RJKO-Radio's "Panama Lady," gives celebrity endorsement to Max's new lipstick that will never dry your lips. Published in a 1940 issue of MOVIE STORY. Artist: Source: Dave Wills, who sells on eBay as dwills1000, and has an eBay storefront "Dave's Odds and Ends" Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, Hollywood,...
Ad for the Society of American Florists: "Say It With Flowers," from the June, 1927 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Harry Slater Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Social Interaction, magazine covers,...
You, too, can have eyes that charm. Beautiful woman shows off her dark lashes. From the November, 1928 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, makeup,...
Renew your vitality! Or, if you're a guy reading this magazine, renew your vows! Pretty hot stuff for 1925: beautiful woman showing how well the product cleans her back. Published in the February, 1925 issue of the PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL (a magazine appealing primarily to women, hence OK to show, be it noted). Artist: Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, freshness,...
Beautiful woman has hair that appears twice as beautiful, when shampooed this way. Very current twenties' woman shows her hair, soft and silky, bright and glossy. From the August, 1926 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Earl Christy Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Hair Care, washing, glowing, beauty
Lipstick, rouge, powder, alluring beauty -- instantly. Waterproof. Art print of the painting of the Kissproof Girl included with every Beauty Box; size 8 x 10 inches, printed in 12 colors, mailed flat for framing. There are copies out there; go look for them. Published in the June, 1927 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Rolf Armstrong Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, enduring,...
Viola Dana, celebrity endorsement, Maybelline. Accentuates the lovely sweep and length of her curling lashes by darkening them with Maybelline. From the August, 1926 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, beauty,...
Ad for Palmolive soap, back to the modern ancient Egyptian. The girl you stop to look at. Artist: Neysa McMein Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Two more pretty girls, but in this one no offer of prints, and a statement about how soft it is. Northern Tissue is made with fluff/Nothing else is soft enough. Published in a 1949 issue of WOMAN'S DAY. Artist: Source: Anonymous contributor Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Personal Niceness, magazine covers,...
Little boy is crying as his black nanny tries to clean his face. But that's all in the past, before the days of Ivory soap, when a bright, clean face often meant tears and a smarting skin. But now -- Ivory Soap washes tender little cheeks with lather as velvety and gentle as thistledown. Published in the March, 1920 issue of the PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Jessie Willcox Smith Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, maid, child,...
Stylized beautiful woman performs "The Djer-Kiss" by smooching herself in a mirror. Do not follow where this might lead. Nice images of the product. Published in a 1921 issue of an unidentified magazine. Artist: Source: eBay sellers Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, romance,...
Fantasy world of fairies and water nymphs as they drape treasures over the bow of a ship of fortune. Another water color of places you wish you were instead of here. Published in the June, 1920 issue of the DELINEATOR. Artist: Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, pearls,...
Each soft caress adds loveliness, where faces are fortunes. the actress needs these powder puffs in her green room and boudoir; the stars prefer. In rich velvety velour, or soft lamb's wool. Published in the September, 1924 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, makeup,...
Ad for Palmolive Soap, pulling out all the stops, with full color and an exotic setting. Published in the September, 1925 issue of MOTION PICTURE magazine.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Wonderful image-laden ad for a makeup product that will make you as beautiful as this bride, and get you married; also, have the fragrance of these beautiful flowers, and cause everyone to want to reach out and touch you. Don't envy beauty -- use Pompeian. Published in the June, 1920 issue of DELINEATOR. Artist: Lester Ralph Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup,...
"There's one girl I'll never dance with again!" But plenty of dates for the girl who uses Mum. Underarm odor does it to her! Published in a 1940 issue of MOVIE STORY. Artist: Source: Dave Wills, who sells on eBay as dwills1000, and has an eBay storefront "Dave's Odds and Ends" Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Personal Niceness, smell, fragrance,...
Barbara Stanwyck, star of Paramount's "Union Pacific." says you can get romance if you clean up your "cosmetic skin." Pass that Love Test! From an 1940 issue of MOVIE STORY. Source: Dave Wills, who sells on eBay as dwills1000, and has an eBay storefront "Dave's Odds and Ends" Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, makeup, cleanup,...
Ad for Pears' Soap, from the November, 1896 issue of the DELINEATOR. Celebrity endorsement from well-known preacher Henry Ward Beecher, at that point some twenty years after his adultery scandal with Elizabeth Tilton. The drawing is signed but not legible; the name is something like V. Grubayed.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Vaguely art nouveau out of pre-Raphaelite is this beautiful woman holding up Pears' soap and standing over a jingle about it. Pears grow in the arbor behind her. Published in the August, 1898 issue of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, purity, babe,...
Ad for Palmolive Soap, from the April, 1911 issue of WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION. Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra, Arabia, was captured in 273 A.D. by the Roman Emperor Aurelian, who besieged Palmyra and utterly destroyed it. The beautifying properties of palm and olive oils, acknowledged by Zenobia and other famous queens of olden times as the secret of their beauty, may be had in improved form by you. So, next time you want your city utterly destroyed, you.... Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by:...
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
While beauty slumbers, the face cream and Nature are doing their wonderful things. Intimate ad for the Nelson company. Published in the October, 1920 issue of the PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, night,...
Beautiful woman in the bathroom, but it's not an ad for plumbing fixtures. The Care of the Skin is the Care of the Pores, as published in the June, 1920 issue of the DELINEATOR. Artist: J. Knowles Hare Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, towel, washing,...
Mother's hands, reaching out to hold her baby, are always good advertising metaphor for a soap gentle on those same hands. Way too many words; you wouldn't see this ad today. Wonder who Catherine Carr Lewis was? Published in the November, 1930 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Elaborate fantasy of a little girl feeding the swans, while pixies run around the lily pads and the shore of the pond. Apparently printed in only one color, a brown, but with careful shading and half-toning it almost seems to leap out in color. Published in the May, 1918 issue of HEARST'S MAGAZINE. Artist: R. L. & E. D. Forkum Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, perfume,...
Woman in sheer rapture tastes the ecstasy of the mystery of the twenty-eight different flowers that go into the fragrance of Mystikum, made in Europe and sold in the U.S. by the Scherk Importing Company. Published in the May, 1925 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: Hal Phyfe Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Perfumes, seduction, smell, enrapture,...
Photograph of Elizabeth Arden, and a catalog of all her toiletry products. Published in the December, 1927 issue of WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION. Artist: Source: Magazine collector Steve Davis Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup,...
Three easy steps to instant loveliness, eye shadow, eyelash darkener, and eyebrow pencil. In blue, brown, black, and green. Published in the June, 1930 issue of PHOTOPLAY. Artist: McVicker Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, style,...
Ad for Listerine antiseptic mouthwash, with two women in somewhat striking layouts. Miss Lemon is bordered with her totem fruit, and speaks her personal history. Below her, a small icon seems either to be gargling with Listerine or else shouting "*Listerine Antiseptic cleans and freshens the mouth [etc.]". You don't see these every day. Published in the April 15, 1939 issue of LIBERTY. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Personal Niceness, magazine covers,...
Elegant couple in formal wear demonstrate the skin you love to touch, an early advertising slogan. Somewhere out there are posters of this advertisement, twice as large as the already large LHJ pages circa 1915, and printed in full colors by a new and beautiful process (and what could that have been?). Ad for Woodbury's Facial Soap, from the March, 1915 issue of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Clarence F. Underwood Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Ad for Colgate's Shaving Stick, with the Handy Grip that lets you get the last half inch and put it onto your new stick. Published in the February 16, 1918 issue of LESLIE'S WEEKLY.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Men's Toiletries and Shaving, magazine...
Ad for Colgate's toothpaste, from a 1924 magazine. This gets to the heart of it: a beautiful painting by a famous artist, and the bride can smile at her unmarried friends who have rotten teeth and no boyfriends. Artist: Neysa McMein Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: magscanner
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Dental Care: Toothpaste, Toothbrushes,...
Little fantasy picture of girl and butterflies and giant bouquet of flowers for the fragrance -- the rifled treasures of an old-fashioned garden. Delicate, yet lasting. Published in the September, 1919 issue of the PEOPLE'S HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Mead Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, dream,...
Fabulous ad for Palmolive Soap, featuring Cleopatra and her bowl of cleaning oils. From the October, 1920 issue of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Artist: Coles Phillips Source: Mariangela Buch Restoration by: Mariangela Buch
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Facial and Toilet Soap, magazine covers,...
Chromolith picture of Mary Pickford, the Pompeian Beauty for 1918, posed holding flowrs and radiating beauty. An art panel of her, daintily colored and of size 7 3/4" x 28" was sent in return for sending in the coupon in the ad. From the October 22, 1917 issue of EVERY WEEK. Source: Charles Perrien Restoration by: Charles Perrien
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Women's Toiletries and Makeup, magazine...
Ad for Rubifoam Tooth Powder, published in a 1903 issue of the DELINEATOR.
Topics: Advertising Art in Magazines, Personal and Human Aspects, Dental Care: Toothpaste, Toothbrushes,...
