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1935. ALSO FROM 1935, AN ICONIC FACE WE OWE TO JCL.
1936. A TYPICAL MIDWESTERN FAMILY IN A LAST MINUTE SHOPPING SPREE.
1937. A RETURN TO A MYTHICAL NEVERLAND ENGLAND. LEYENDECKER DID THREE MORE DECEMBER COVERS FOR THE POST, BUT THE LAST HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH XMAS.
1948. AND I WAS LUCKY TO FIND THIS ONE, FROM 1948. THE OLD MAN HAD ADOPTED AN ALMOST CARTOONISH STYLE. IN FACT, THE CONCEPT OF XMAS HAD ALREADY DEVOLVED INTO THE SHOPPING FRENZY THAT CHARACTERIZES PRESENT DAY XMAS.
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