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| Very Wearable |
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| Artist: | Charles Sheldon |
| Date: | 1910-1920 |
| Medium: | Pen & Ink, Pencil & Wash on Board |
| Dimensions: | Sight Size 19 1/4" X 16 1/4"" Framed 26 1/2" by 29 1/2" |
| Condition: | Good |
| Original Use: | Full page Illustration for Woman's Companion September 1921 |
| Price: | $1950.00
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| Above: Framed view in period fine ornate gesso frame |
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| Above: The artists signature |
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| Above: Scan of the Artwork as it appeared in The Woman's Home Companion September 1921 (included in sale) |
A large fashion original illustration by Charles Gates Sheldon which served as an interior fashion plate for the September 1921 issue of The Woman's Home Companion. This lovely model is adorned in the latest and stylish current evening wear a gown by Henri Bendel the title is "Very Wearable - Don't You Think?". This large pen & ink and wash is executed in a fine en grisaille style for interior black and white print reproduction. A stylish example by this illustrator who of course also worked as a cover artist for Photoplay magazine and the other early Hollywood Silent Movie era titles.
In later years Sheldon created and illustrated "The Breck Girl" advertising campaign. The work has some foxing and could use some restoration and or cleaning and is finely matted and framed in a period silver gesso art deco frame.
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| Above: Full view |
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