1916 VOGUE Fashion Magazine Cover - Selected Photo Album of Replica Posters from 1900-1970 (published in 1978)

The cover history of "Vogue" magazine can be traced back to its inception. At that time, it was just a weekly magazine targeting New York's upper-class social circles. It was first published on December 17, 1892, and sold for 10 cents. This magazine was acquired by Mr. Condé Montrose Nast in 1905 and gradually transformed into one of the most famous fashion and cultural publications in the world. In the early days, "Vogue" relied on the work of illustrators to attract readers' attention with exquisite artistic fonts and painting-style covers, until Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dalí designed multiple covers for the magazine. In 1932, with the rise of photography art, "Vogue" launched the first cover with photography as the main visual element. Photographed by Edward Steichen, it showed a swimmer holding a beach volleyball. This marked the emergence of "Vogue" in Visual innovation and improvement of fashion expression. "VOGUE" magazine has become an authoritative representative of the global fashion industry, and its cover is an excellent fusion of fashion and aesthetics. The cover of each issue symbolizes contemporary style and cultural trends, from fashionable clothing to artistic expression, all reflecting the essence and taste of society at that time. The covers of "VOGUE" after 1932 are not only works of art in fashion photography, but also the stage for many outstanding photographers and models, creating countless fashion icons and style icons. Our store also collects 14 editions of VOGUE fashion magazine covers from 1903, 1908, 1916, 1918, 1920, 1924, 1926, 1931, 1938, 1941, 1942, 1960, etc. It was obtained from VOGUE COVERS 1900-1970 published by Grace Mirabella in 1978. Welcome to the homepage to see more. Product Information_ Name: Vintage 1916 VOGUE Fashion Magazine Cover-1900-1970 Reproduction Poster Selected Picture Album, published in 1978, by Grace Mirabell Dimensions: 27.7 x 37.9 cm Remarks: Unframed poster, cardboard backing*** Antiques and old pieces will inevitably have signs of age. The current condition is as shown in the picture, and you can buy it if it is acceptable.