Jazz Age

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Enoch Bolles cover art for Film Fun magazine, 1930s.

Ford. 1933. Anonymous. 30 5/8 x 45 ¾ in./77.8 x 116.2 cm“Ford introduced the V-8 engine

sororalfeelings:yesterdaysprint:Judge magazine, July 1921(Originally from the Wisconsin Octopus)For

Pullman / Vacation Lands Are Calling. 1936. William P. Welsh.20 ¾ x 27 3/8 in./52.8 x 69.4 cm

‘Smoking’, “Hi-Jinks”, Vol. 1, #1, 1925Source

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 14, 1920

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, January 3, 1921

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 24, 1920

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, January 4, 1921

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, January 5, 1921

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 10, 1920

‪Felix Leyendecker cover illustration for Life magazine (Feb 1922), featuring a “Flapper”. The term

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 12, 1920

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, January 10, 1921

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 10, 1920

Armand Vallée illustration for French magazine, La Vie Parisienne (The Parisian Life). 1920s.

“Hi-Jinks”, Vol. 1, #1, 1925Source

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 30, 1920

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 17, 1920

“Cap'n Joey’s Jazza-Ka-Jazza”, May 1922 Source

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 28, 1920

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, December 14, 1920

“Cap'n Joey’s Jazza-Ka-Jazza”, May 1922Source

yesterdaysprint:Boston Post, Massachusetts, January 6, 1921

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