Wall Art Ready to Frame for Chic Home Décor features Vogue's most beautiful and rare vintage costume illustrations from the 1910s and 1920s. If you love Art Deco fashion and Belle Époque iconic dresses, you will fall in love with our finest image selection - ready for elegant display or collection. Each illustration can be easily removed by cutting along the line indicated on each page and showcased as a poster or framed. All images are perfectly centered and fit exquisitely into a frame size: 8''x10''. Our choice of high-quality pictures and paper shows the retro glamorous lifestyle of the Era in its full glory. Satisfaction is guaranteed 100%.

Wall Art Prints Ready to Frame for Chic Home Décor features Vogue's most beautiful and rare vintage costume illustrations from the 1910s and 1920s. If you love Art Deco fashion and Belle Époque iconic dresses, you will fall in love with our finest image selection - ready for elegant display or collection. Each illustration can be easily removed by cutting along the line indicated on each page and showcased as a poster or framed. All images are perfectly centered and fit exquisitely into a frame size: 8''x10''. Our choice of high-quality pictures and paper shows the retro glamorous lifestyle of the Era in its full glory. Satisfaction is guaranteed 100%.

Gathers photographs featured on the cover of the American and foreign issues of Vogue magazine from 1932 to 1985

Readers should be able to tell the character of a fashion magazine before they open the issue by looking at the cover illustration. During the height of the golden era of illustration, magazine covers became important and popular and illustrators made them into works of fine art. In 1909 Condé Montrose Nast chose a peacock, along with several other symbols, to be placed on the cover of Vogue, and these symbols became synonymous with the magazine. From that point on the magazine distanced itself from the competition, as Vogue became the leader among fashion magazines. Historic and semiotic analysis of four illustrated Vogue covers revealed how the symbols on the covers represented the world of fashion and helped to create a successful magazine.

Showcasing a vast range of titles, from fashion to reportage, and high-end design to counter-cultural fanzines, this collection offers an insight not only into the work of the most influential art directors, publishers and designers of the last century, but into the way that we perceive and represent ourselves and the culture in which we live; our interests, concerns, and aspirations.