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Fun With The Mid-Century Everyman!

She's looking at the map because they are lost. His looking at her because he doesn't care. This was in a Pepsi ad in 1957.

Painter of Children, Children's painter, artwork of children, Kathy Fincher artwork, calendars, books, cards, sculptures of children, feminine Rockwell,

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Stephen Arthur Gjertson (EUA, 1949) óleo sobre tela

Goodbye, boys. I'm sorry, but you were too good for our brave new world. A fairly devastating article appeared in The Washington Times yesterday, February 23, 2020. Entitled Boy Scouts of America's bankrupt moral standards embrace leftist ideals and written by Robert Knight, it chronicles the fall of the Boy Scouts of America. (Check that. Not the "fall" but the "targeting for elimination" of the Boy Scouts of America.) I’ve never been a Boy Scout, nor are either of my young sons. But I can…

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Not clear who/what Dad is unhappy with - could be what Mom is having to say. I think this painting accompanied a story in Family Circle magazine in October 1958.

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60's advertising was wonderful. Colors exploded and artwork often replaced photography. And how could we have lived without some of the best catch-slogans of the decade?

Pop psychologists these days talk about key changes in life; an “aha moment”. Post cover artists, however, are fond of “uh oh” moments.