Nell Brinkley
Woman Daydreaming of her Prince Charming, ca. 1920
Pen and Ink on paper
12 × 18 in / 30.5 × 45.7 cm
$ 20,000.00
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Nell Brinkley was a pioneering woman illustrator for major national publications. She was famous for her 'Brinkley Girl' and in the present work she exhibits a classic example. The man...
Nell Brinkley was a pioneering woman illustrator for major national publications. She was famous for her "Brinkley Girl" and in the present work she exhibits a classic example. The man subject is equally attractive. Both have somewhat idealized killer looks that beckon the viewer. Of course, that was the point. Signed lower center in her elongated script signature. Most likely published in one of the Hearst publications. Provenance: Taraba Illustration Art. br Framed under glass size 17.5 x 22.75