A Hidden Gem: 1963 Illustration by Maurice Sendak
In March 1963, Ladies Home Journal featured a short story by Paul Darcy Boles, illustrated by Maurice Sendak, about a lion.
1950s and 1960s : Remember – Research – Revive
In March 1963, Ladies Home Journal featured a short story by Paul Darcy Boles, illustrated by Maurice Sendak, about a lion.
Douglass Crockwell illustrated ads for the US Brewers Foundation, capturing Americana and social gatherings.
Mid-century magazines prominently featured mothers and children, exemplified by Max Factor’s 1959 makeup advertisement.
Mid-century soap ads, like Cashmere Bouquet, used love and illustrations to attract consumers effectively.
The article explores modern interpretations of 1950s spring fashion, emphasizing creativity and research in style reinvention.
Max Factor promoted its “California Mad Mad Colors” lipstick and nail polish line in March 1963’s Good Housekeeping magazine edition.
The 1956 Hollywood Maxwell V-ette ad showcased pastel bras with unique branding, including the tagline “The Wizard of Bras.”
The article highlights 1950s fashion, emphasizing undergarments’ role in achieving trendy silhouettes, complemented by vibrant illustrations and color suggestions.
More sweaters from 1956. These are cotton.
Fifties pink embroidered sweater with bow in back
Who should teach children about reproduction? Parents, church, or schools?
16 year old asks for advice about marriage.
This 1956 Glamour ad for Dan River Sunshades Cottons showcases wrinkle-free fabric and the mid-century fashion era.
Thornton Utz’s illustrations in Cosmopolitan March 1959 accompany Robert A. Knowlton’s short story, depicting romantic scenes in a beach and hotel setting.













