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Posted 11 months ago
ho2cultcha
(540 items)
I didn't know anything about Leyendecker or Kuppenheimer before i read Alfredo's analyses. I just really like these images. I'm really glad to learn more. i have quite a few more - all cropped like these ones, unfortunately. I've always been fascinated with historical overt vs. covert roles and gender bending advertising. Now i really want to learn more about Leyendecker. I'm going to look for one of the books on him. do you recommend one over the others?
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