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Gibbs (Cosmetics) 1943 Louis Ferrand
A vintage 1943 advertisement for Gibbs shampoo, illustrated by Louis Ferrand. A woman's profile drawn in thin white line against a streaked orange-red brushstroke, her blonde hair swept up in a large golden swirl, with blue script lettering and the brand's red round emblem below.
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23 x 31 cm ·9.1 x 12.2"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1943.
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Year
1943
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
Louis Ferrand  (1905—1992)
Brand
Gibbs [Cosmetics]
Size
23 x 31 cm | 9.1 x 12.2"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
X77-77363
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