Illustrator Fabry's (1912-1953) deft brush strokes and conte crayon washes depicted New York society in all it's splendor, along with a humorous edge. With her stylish evening dresses and alabaster skin, often accompanied by men in tuxes, the "Farby Girl" represented all that was New York high society in the '30s & '40s. More than 125 color illustrations are presented in this definitive monograph. Straddling the line between fashion illustration and the nascent pin-up genre, Fabry emerges as an innovator.
Publisher: Hermes, 2008 Binding:
Softcover
Dimensions: 9x11 Pages: 112pg Color:
Full Color throughout
ISBN: #9781932563153
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