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But here's the thing - there isn't a baby at the center of the comedy
His subjects relate stylistically to the Boston school
no tearing and no wear
this tin also indicates that it was used on the Chemins de Fer du Midi (see the far right side of the tin just below the 'r' in scotter )
1920 Original American Art Deco Poster - Scribners - by W. Kendall Graphic Arts But here's the thing -Date: 1920 Size: 12 x 17 inches Artist: Kendall, William Sargeant The ennui of the man in the poster is palpable, as his high class bearing without knowing anything about him, one just KNOWS that he must be from a prominent family, probably Eastern seaboard, maybe Boston, and that he is thinking about some very important matters which pertain to business, or family, or family business. The cut of his clothing, the manner of his bearing, all of it
