Preliminary study for Saturday Evening Post, May 19
Joseph Christian Leyendecker · 1874 - 1951
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A preliminary study in oil on canvas showing a man with slicked-back hair embracing a woman in a pale green dress with her dark hair in an upswept style, set within an oval of cream background. The work is a preparatory study for Joseph Christian Leyendecker's Saturday Evening Post cover of May 19, 1917.
