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Zenith Radio Ad, 1961 Yamaha Sportscycle Ad, 1966 Weather Bird Shoe Ad, 1949 "King and Queen," Henry Moore 1952-53 "Internal and External Forms," Henry Moore 1953-54 Unites States Brewers Foundation Ad, c1955 "Baking Secrets," 1944 "Baking Secrets (2)," 1944 "Baking Secrets (3)," 1944 "Baking Secrets (4)," 1944 "Baking Secrets (5)," 1944 "Baking Secrets (6)," 1944 Hills Brothers Instant Coffee Ad,1960 Avon Cosmetics Ad, 1959 Matson Steamship Company Ad, 1956 Princeton's Mutation Coat Ad, 1957 "The Mazola Salad Bowl," 1938 "The Mazola Salad Bowl, (2)" 1938 "The Mazola Salad Bowl, (3)" 1938 "The Mazola Salad Bowl, (4)" 1938 "The Mazola Salad Bowl (5)," 1938 "The Mazola Salad Bowl (6)," 1938 "The Mazola Salad Bowl (7)," 1938 "La Fontaine," Paul Cezanne, c1876-77 "La Route Tournante A Auvers," Paul Cezanne, 1873 Scott Waldorf Toilet Tissue Ad, 1958 "Kenmore Automatic Skillet (5)", 1955 "Kenmore Automatic Skillet (4), 1955 "Kenmore Automatica Skillet (3)," 1955 "Kenmore Automatic Skillet (2)", 1955 "Kenmore Automatic Skillet," 1955 Arrow Vodka Ad, c1960 Northrup, King & Co Seed Ad, 1958 National Association of Food Chains Ad,1962 International Sterling Silverware Ad, 1953 Dollarhide Trestle Postcard, c1920 "How To Freeze Foods" (6), c1950 "How To Freeze Foods", c1950 Townwear Stocking Ad, 1946 Izod Womenswear Ad, 1946 E & W Brands Ad, 1953 Vermont Maid Syrup Ad, 1955

Posted: 06 Sep 2022

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Canada Dry Club Soda/Water Ad, 1948

Canada Dry Club Soda/Water Ad, 1948

So many questions! Such as: would Cezanne himself have enjoyed depicting these party-goers? Why is it *Water* on the label, but *Club Soda* in the text? Finally, do I park this picture in the album of soft drinks or the album of booze?

From the October issue of Better Homes & Gardens magazine.

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Deborah Lundbech ^club

And "blendability" Was this it's first use? So Madison Ave!

3 years ago.

amylsacks has replied to Deborah Lundbech ^club

Yeah. It sounded more cheerful than "agreeableness."

3 years ago.

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