1994-95 21st Century Archives The Petty Girl

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1994-95 21st Century Archives The Petty Girl

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1   "I'm playing Easter Bunny for the kiddies, but no   Check Pricing
2   "Darling, what - kachoo - difference does age - k   Check Pricing
3   "A dry Martini and a package of pins!"   Check Pricing
4   "Oh, you would - would you!"   Check Pricing
5   "Sure C-A-L-L me back in T-E-N M-I-N-U-T-E-S"   Check Pricing
6   (Daughter Marjorie)   Check Pricing
7   "Thanks for the hospitality, Mr. Grover, but I do   Check Pricing
8   "He was calling from California - now will you st   Check Pricing
9   "I've been frightfully restless all day dear - br   Check Pricing
10   Petty's biggest account came in 1932 with Atlas/P   Check Pricing
11   "To 1937"   Check Pricing
12   "Come in - who is it?"   Check Pricing
13   "But I can't see you tomorrow, darling, I'm getti   Check Pricing
14   "They're very glamorous, Colonel, but where are t   Check Pricing
15   "A banker" - Well, bring him up - I've always wan   Check Pricing
16   "Are you all right, Mr. Jackson? If you are, I've   Check Pricing
17   "I want to report this phone out of order - I hav   Check Pricing
18   "Why, Mr. Hutton! You're painting with the wrong   Check Pricing
19   "You might as well turn the page - I'm not turnin   Check Pricing
20   "I forgot to buy him a present and I had to show   Check Pricing
21   "It all came about through a combination of thing   Check Pricing
22   "I just told the electric company where to head i   Check Pricing
23   "All I know, Mother, he must be nuts - he keeps s   Check Pricing
24   "He got married while I was out of town, but we'v   Check Pricing
25   "I'm returning your fraternity pin and the perfum   Check Pricing
26   "An advertising agency wants to know if we're lis   Check Pricing
27   "Well-l-l - evidently what I gave him last Christ   Check Pricing
28   "Talk about ingratitude! - he never says a word a   Check Pricing
29   "I still say it's her better half"   Check Pricing
30   "Please, harry, can't you understand? I'm married   Check Pricing
31   Miss Athlete   Check Pricing
32   Miss Elusive   Check Pricing
33   "There's something wrong with this phone... a man   Check Pricing
34   "I don't aim to die with my boots on, bub"   Check Pricing
35   Miss Spring Fever   Check Pricing
36   Miss Girl of Tomorrow   Check Pricing
37   "Independence day - and night, that's my motto, J   Check Pricing
38   Miss Curvaceous Angler   Check Pricing
39   A stocking model's smile is winning, But not as m   Check Pricing
40   "You don't have to worry darling. I've turned my   Check Pricing
41   "This suit is modest, warm to wear. Tell me, men,   Check Pricing
42   Painted in 1939 for Blue Jay Complasters, this un   Check Pricing
43   A girl who knows just when to run, can stop the a   Check Pricing
44   Another salute to George's great love - hunting.   Check Pricing
45   The Perils of Petty: George delivered this finish   Check Pricing
46   This image, as well as the images on May, June, a   Check Pricing
47   The 1955 calendars for May, June, and July did no   Check Pricing
48   Petty went into semi-retirement after the Esquire   Check Pricing
49   First reproduced here, this frenetic concept was   Check Pricing
50   In 1971, Petty was paid homage by Esquire in thei   Check Pricing
51   Come! Chicago World's Fair   Check Pricing
52   "I want to see Mr. Culbertson!"   Check Pricing
53   "No particular floor--just drive up and down."   Check Pricing
54   "I can't see why you're always mauling me."   Check Pricing
55   He's supposed to be an expert, but he's missing   Check Pricing
56   "Oh, how can I ever thank you."   Check Pricing
57   "You probably don't realize that nature has been   Check Pricing
58   "If your husband can't sleep, why don't you pull   Check Pricing
59   "But Reverend, what makes you think I couldn't   Check Pricing
60   "Oh, Mr. Feinberg, you and your pretty phrases."   Check Pricing
61   "Will that be all, sir?"   Check Pricing
62   "Union Depot? Mr. Smith wants to make a cancellat   Check Pricing
63   "It's no use, Philip. When you lost your yacht, s   Check Pricing
64   "He doesn't smoke or drink. I don't know what I'l   Check Pricing
65   "Will you surely help me be a good girl, next ti   Check Pricing
66   "How silly, darling--wealth means nothing to me.   Check Pricing
67   "What do you mean you've gone broke and I'm the o   Check Pricing
68   "I suppose this bum check is your idea of an Apri   Check Pricing
69   "I'm not worried about that. I've got a share-the   Check Pricing
70   "I've looked under the pillow and I still can't f   Check Pricing
71   "Now, none of your tricks, Everett."   Check Pricing
72   "We farmers' wives know what it is to slave over   Check Pricing
73   "So he pointed out--even if we are divorced, we'r   Check Pricing
74   "Remember me?"   Check Pricing
75   "It isn't that I have anything else on, Mrs. Van   Check Pricing
76   "My lawyer wants me to change the charge from des   Check Pricing
77   One of George's sauciest concepts: If it had not   Check Pricing
78   "Oh, General, I bet you tell that to all the spie   Check Pricing
79   The Petty Girl earned her stripes during World Wa   Check Pricing
80   Sometime in late 1944, George was commissioned to   Check Pricing
81   Besides the Ziegfeld Follies pieces, George obtai   Check Pricing
82   The majority of George's work for True must be co   Check Pricing
83   His personal take on the female figure often resu   Check Pricing
84   (cont.) Reader response was loudly negative and o   Check Pricing
85   Among Petty's very best, this beauty arrived at T   Check Pricing
86   Miss Self-Salesman: Arguably, the single most imp   Check Pricing
87   Among the stars: One of the great ones and gone,   Check Pricing
88   This was George's first major waste-not-want-not   Check Pricing
89   The ultimate example of a serious waste-not, want   Check Pricing
90   (cont.) Next, in two pieces--three, if you count   Check Pricing
91   A pivotal work in the evolution of the Petty Girl   Check Pricing
92   (cont.) Twice before, Petty had used ballet shoes   Check Pricing
93   Paintings after January 1946 give us a Petty Girl   Check Pricing
94   The Ridge Tool Company calendars are extremely ra   Check Pricing
95   These calendars were the first use of virtually n   Check Pricing
96   Esquire Cal. - 1956   Check Pricing
97   (cont.) Sociologically, the images in this calend   Check Pricing
98   We have here, from the 1956 calendar, one of the   Check Pricing
99   In 1942, upon completion of a three-year art appr   Check Pricing
100   Esquire Cal. - 1956   Check Pricing

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