Mozert zoe (6 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: No jacket as issued. First Edition. A handsome coffee table book featuring more than 900 illustrations and biographical information on 70 painters specializing in American pin-up art. Text in English, German and French, 447 pp. yu2. Peter Driben, Gil Elvgren, Earl Mac Pherson, Earl Moran, Zoe Mozert, George Petty, Alberto Vargas (illustratore).…

Stapled Pictorial Wraps. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Magazine appears light to moderately read with scant wear at edges and extremities. A tight, solid and near sharp looking copy of this 'leisure' magazine dedicated to the lover of Good Girl Art and vintage thrills! 80 glossy pages, black and white, with color cover. Zoe Mozert, et Al. (illustratore).…

Paper wraps. Condizione: Very Good. Illustrated paper wraps. Unpaginated. ca. 1940s, Mutoscope Cut Me Out Pin-Up Book by Zoë Mozert advertising the live models at the Dugout Bar in Minneapolis, MN.

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. First Edition. St. Paul, MN: Brown & Bigelow, circa 1940's. Earl Moran, Gil Elvgren, Zoe Mozert (artists). Six vintage mutoscope cards, 5.25" x 3.25"; very, very near fine. Only sporadic magnifying-glass level wear; sharp, square, centered and brightly colored. See scan. The mutoscope cards of the forties were not actually intended for use on mutoscopes, which were machines from a much earlier era (invented in 1895) which provided "peep show" simulated motion picture entertainment via a process which rapidly flipped individual cards. The forties mutoscope cards, on the other hand, were "pin-up" art cards intended for individual collecting - something World War II G.I.s did avidly. With artwork by now-legendary "Good Girl" pin-up artists such as Earl Moran, Gil Elvgren, Zoe Mozert (probably the most famous female pin-up artist) and others, they've recently experienced a rather rapid revivial in collector interest. Besides Brown and Bigelow, Louis F. Dow and International Mutoscope Reel Company produced these exemplary examples of original Americana. There were 280 named cards in six series sets ("Glamor Girls" [32 cards], "Artist's Pin-up Girls" [64 cards], "Yankee Doodle Girls" [32 cards], "Follies" [32 cards], "All-American Girls" [32 cards] and "Hot'Cha Girls" [64 cards], but rare variations on some of the cards, still being discovered, add to the "completist" collector's list. The cards range from somewhat common to really quite rare. Cards included here are: "Miss-Placed Confidence" (Gil Elvgren, from the "All-American Girls" series, rated "Vary Rare"); "Thumb Fun, Eh, Kid?" (Earl Moran, "Artist Pin-up Girls" Series); "That's The Last Straw" (Zoe Mozert, "Artist Pin-up Girls" Series); "Inflation Control (Earl Moran, "Artist Pin-up Girls" Series); "Don't Try Any Pincer Movements On Me"; (Earl Moran, "Artist Pin-up Girls" Series); and "Visibility Perfect" (Earl Moran, "Artist Pin-up Girls" Series). Handsome, sharp, bright all around, but the extraordinarily scarce Elvgren card is the showpiece. Lsmeph. Moran, Earl; Elvgren, Gil; Mozert, Zoe (illustratore).…

Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Cleveland: Railley Corporation, 1944. The Spring, 1944 "Railley Pin-It-Ups" edition; in fact, Railley wrappers around a Zoe Mozert booklet of her mutoscope pin-up art, each example of which bears her imprinted signature as well as the monogram of Brown & Bigelow, the mutoscope card folks. Not actually cars, but the same art with dotted lines (not perforated) along which to cut the pin-ups out. See sample scans. 24mo, illustrated wraps (double wraps, Railley's around Mozert's, as noted above), 24 interior "pages" (each page being a Mozert pin-up on the recto, and a mildly bawdy cartoon on the verso, those cartoons being uncredited). 11 leaves are pin-ups + cartoon, the twelve is a delightful cottage-in-the-woods-with-flowers piece - that last one not being imprinted with Mozert's signature, but it does bear the same Brown * Bigelow monogram, it is within the Mozert wraps, and Mozert did do non-pinup art, so the cottage is probably by her as well. Near Fine; light dusty soiling to outer wraps (see scan), otherwise nothing to call out but peripheral micro-wear. Extraordinarily well-preserved little example of an even more extraordinarily rare piece from the all-American pin-up era back around the happier days nearing the end of World War II. Mozert is one of the all-time greats of pin-up art from any era; but you knew that. You won't be likely to find another one of these. Please review the several sample scans. L-35n.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. TRUE CONFESSIONS 1938 OCTOBER MAGAZINE , 1st edition, COVER HAS TINY CHIPS WEAR EXTREMITIES, VG- CONDITION COVER & LITE SPINE WEAR , TINY MENDED MARGIN EDGE TEAR.