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Coles Phillips Fadeaway Girl Cover for "Life" (1911): Rare, Beautifully Framed Antique

This exquisite piece, "Coles Phillips Fadeaway Girl Cover for 'Life' (1911): Rare, Beautifully Framed Antique," is a testament to the artistic prowess of Coles Phillips, a master of American illustration. This rare find captures the essence of early 20th-century American culture and is a perfect addition to any art collection.

Unique Artistic Achievement The cover illustration, titled "A Troublesome Toy," showcases Phillips' innovative technique, where the subjects' bodies seamlessly blend into the background color field. This visual deception was a groundbreaking innovation at the time, and it remains a captivating feature of this 1911 issue of Life. The matted and framed size measures H 18.00” x W 16.00”, providing a striking presence in any space.

• Artistic innovation with visual deception
• Seamless integration of subject with background

Artistic Inspiration and Historical Significance

Coles Phillips was a contemporary of Charles Dana Gibson, known for his iconic "Gibson Girl" images. Phillips' work at Life was greatly influenced by Gibson's style, but he also brought his own unique touch to the magazine. This particular cover, from the September 28, 1911 issue, is one of his finest early caricatures, reflecting the changing times and technological advancements in magazine design.

Perfect for Collectors and Art Enthusiasts

Not only does this antique cover hold significant historical value, but it also offers a timeless piece of art. The framed price of $300.00 is a testament to its rarity and beauty. The packaging and shipping cost is approximately $35.00, making this an affordable investment for collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

• Historical significance and artistic value
• Investment piece for collectors
• Attractive and affordable for all art lovers