One-half of an undated black and white business card (mock-up) from the 1950s. At the time, though he lived in Rowayton CT, Flora shared an office (and probably an art studio) at 21 East 63rd Street in Manhattan. A classic tempera painting from the period caricatures the neighborhood.
No copies of the printed version of this card exist in the Flora collection. The discoloration in the upper right is an aging artifact.
Friday, June 18, 2010
New York in the 1950s
Labels:
1950s,
animals,
architecture,
birds,
cars,
dogs,
landscapes,
New York,
sex
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Perfect!
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