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For keeps
Now, I love Jon Whitcomb's work, I do. I pretty much think he hit almost everything out of the ballpark, but this ad looks downright creepy. Her expression is one more of dread than pleasant surprise - that, and add to it the copy, "... for keeps," and it looks more like a movie poster for that Julia Robert's stalker film, Sleeping With The Enemy.
Am I wrong here?
Woman's Home Companion - December 1950.
Am I wrong here?
Woman's Home Companion - December 1950.
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