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Elizabeth Arden (Cosmetics) 1945 Winged Victory Lipstick, Nail Polish, René Bouché

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Elizabeth Arden (Cosmetics) 1945 Winged Victory Lipstick, Nail Polish, René Bouché
A 1945 advertisement for Elizabeth Arden cosmetics, illustrated by René Bouché. Promoting the Winged Victory range, including lipstick and nail polish, this vintage press advertisement belongs to the Elizabeth Arden house's wartime commercial output. Bouché's illustration lends the piece distinction as both a collectible advertising document and an example of mid-century cosmetics promotion.
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Year
1945
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
René Bouché  (1905—1963)
Brand
Elizabeth Arden [Cosmetics]
Size
approx. 22 x 30 cm | 8.7 x 11.8"
Item #
T34-52263
lipstick
nail polish
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