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This design is historic in that it was the very first Varga Girl ever published by Esquire magazine. It appeared as a gatefold in the October 1940 issue. This blonde beauty, whispering words of passion while lying on a bed of satin, introduced our nation to Alberto Vargas\' legendary all-American girl, images that would become a part of our culture for many decades.
Originally published as an Esquire Gatefold in October, 1940. The original artwork is part of the permanent collection at the Julia Spencer Museum at the University of Kansas.
Excellent condition, no tears or holes, (see photos). Numbered 27/30 at bottom right, printed on ARCHES Watercolor paper, an archival, 100% cotton paper with a matte finish, and used by professional artists.Measures approximately 40\"x26\".
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