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UNIQUE ORIGINAL GOUACHE AND WATERCOLOR PAINTING FOR GENERAL GASOLINE COMPANY, PAINTING WAS PRODUCED IN THE 1920S BY GROVER MARTIN FOR "DOINGS IN GENERAL" GENERAL GAS'S COMPANY MAGAZINE. FANTASTIC ANIMATION STYLE, CLASSIC 1920S ILLUSTRATION ART, FROM THE CARTOON LETTERING TO THE FUNKY CARTOON STYLE VINTAGE CARS. THE GENERAL GAS GREEN SIGN LOGO TIES IT ALL TOGETHER. ART IS ATTRIBUTED TO GROVER MARTIN, ALTHOUGH UNSIGNED. MEASURING APPROXIMATELY 8.5X11.25".
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