by Nahum Baron

tags:

• fashion
• , fine art
• , painting
• , vintage
• , framed
• , print
• , style
• , black and white
• , home decor
• , decor

“Glamour Girl,” which was the crate label for vegetables from the Half Moon Bay Growers Association of San Francisco, capitalized on the saucy pin-up art that emerged at the beginning of the era. Featuring wholesome, suggestively posed and attired women, often in an amusing context, the genre became extremely popular during and after World War II.

tags:

• flower
• , decoration
• , fine art
• , painting
• , pin up
• , vintage
• , print
• , decor
• , artwork
• , wall art