1930's Pre-Revolutionary Shanghai Girl Pin-Up Cigarette Advertisement (My Dear Cigarettes) Linen Backed La La La Human Steps professionally framed and ready to

professionally framed and ready to hang

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)  The Gamy-Montaut prints were all produced by the pochoir process in which the outlines for each image were drawn onto lithographic stones and printed

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1930's Pre-Revolutionary Shanghai Girl Pin-Up Cigarette Advertisement (My Dear Cigarettes) Linen Backed La La La Human Steps professionally framed and ready toDate: 1930's Size: 30 x 20 inches Artist: Artist Unknown About The Poster: Chinese pin ups, known as Shanghai Girls, emerged from 1920s 1940s advertising, blending Art Deco style with modern Chinese fashion (like the qipao) to create glamorous figures for products like cigarettes, symbolizing urban sophistication and a burgeoning consumer culture before political shifts halted their production. While ancient Chinese art featured beautiful women, the