A.E. Marty brilliantly orchestrated a whimsical cover for Vogue, featuring a veiled adventuress atop a rearing zebra, while three giraffes roamed in the background. The cover encapsulated the issue's theme of Southern Fashions and the significance of small details in fashion. This artful "fashion travelogue" sparked an essay by the New York Herald Tribune on the blend of "convention and novelty" and the juxtaposition of "old and new." Vogue was a pioneer in reporting on and embracing the major changes of the 1920s. In response to the paper's editorial, the magazine emphasized its dedication to showcasing both literal and imaginative forms of art.
Vogue Cover by Artist André Édouard Marty, originally published on January 1932
Finished Puzzle Size: 18"x24"
Linen-style finish to reduce glare
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AGE: 10 and up
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