Vaingirls #381- 385

From whence do they come?
381 - an illustration for a Hart Schaffner & Marx ad, 1908, by Samuel Nelson Abbott
382 & 383 - an illustration for a Pacific Mills ad, 1938, by Ben-Hur Baz

(Lots of good art work like for 381-383 is at:
http://www.americanartarchives.com/

384 - Girls' Love Stories
385 - Romantic Love

#381 - The expressions on the men's faces gave me the inspiration for this one.
#382 & 383 - I think this is only the third time I've used the same cover or pic twice. I had, I think, two equally good ideas for this pic, though, so went for it.
#384 - This could be the cover for Tigger's story "A Change of Direction", except I made the mom meaner. (I highly reccomend this story, BTW) QUIZ: What's the source of the quote?
#385 - Just seemed like a good idea :-)

Women's work	Winning moves	Nothing like a dame!	Baby in broad?
Taking turns

#381 Blimey! This one is original and very good.
#384 Good use of the cover, and the quotation is from "King Lear" (Act 1, but I can't remember the scene). The mother might perhaps do well to read the play and find out how well things turned out...

Love the covers Jezzi...
Keep them coming...

Really. Nicely done. :)

Dee

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Great work. My fave is 384. I like Trigger's story as well. You're right about the mom and if I remember right the daughter is more a Gillian Anderson lookalike.