Say It with Flowers: Iconic Ads from the 1960s
Romance endures through time, demonstrated by vintage flower ads promoting love and connection via flowers, still relevant today.
1950s and 1960s : Remember – Research – Revive
Romance endures through time, demonstrated by vintage flower ads promoting love and connection via flowers, still relevant today.
Jon Whitcomb, a celebrated 1950s illustrator, created romantic scenes for women’s magazines, particularly featuring advertisements for Community silverware.
Explore five flirty party dresses from December 1964’s Ladies Home Journal, showcasing vibrant styles perfect for date nights.
In December 1964, Northern showcased Aurora’s colorful toilet paper, highlighting mid-century design trends and their importance in homes during that era.
In a 1960s ad, Cameo Shapemaker Stockings are praised, highlighting the era’s fashion and social norms around hosiery.
Just heat and pour over a lemon slice
Friends, beer, and a new TV show
The quiet beauty of snow
A family dinner image symbolizes renewal and strength across generations, reminding us that meaningful connections endure despite the changes time brings. Happy holidays!
Paper dolls 12 years apart
Downloadable Christmas Story Included
For short story titled “Yes, there is an Easter Bunny”
The author discusses and appreciates Fredric Varady’s Christmas-themed illustrations from the 1952 Today’s Woman magazine and other publications.
Mid-century illustration for McCalls magazine













