Red Fire - Legacy Series Number Five

Artwork: #2 of 32 by Alberto Vargs

Red Fire - Legacy Series Number Five Mixed Media - Alberto Vargs

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alberto vargas mixed media, pin-up mixed media, esquire mixed media, world war ii mixed media, signed and numbered print mixed media

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Red Fire - Legacy Series Number Five

Artist:

Alberto Vargs

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Mixed Media - Continuos-tone Lithograph Limited Edition

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Legacy Nude #5: Red Fire
Alberto Vargas
With this woman's crowd-stopping face and brilliant auburn hair, Vargas reveals a touch of fire. Young and electric, she enlivens us and beckons us to join her.

This was published in an edition of 200 prints plus proofs on opalesque paper, and an edition of 450 prints plus proofs on arches paper. The print has the Vargas Estate trademarked Vargas signature silkscreened on the print.
Alberto Vargas has always been associated with the cutting edge giants who adored the American woman. The Peruvian-born artist began his career in the United States as the official painter for the Ziegfeld Follies from 1919 to 1934. After his Ziegfeld years, Alberto moved to Hollywood where he was employed as an artist by various movie studios until 1940, when he was hired to replace pinup artist George Petty at Esquire magazine. Apart from gracing the pages of Esquire magazine from 1940 until 1947, his flawless watercolor and airbrushed Varga Girls adorned aircrafts, ships, and even uniform jackets of the US servicemen during the World War II era. The late 1950s marked the debut of the �Vargas Girls� in the pages of Playboy Magazine. Beginning in 1960 until 1976, Alberto's Vargas Girls regularly graced the pages of Playboy as a monthly feature. Both the �Varga� and the �Vargas� girls are included among the most recognizable cultural icons of the 20th century.
Available with or without frame.

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