Alberto Vargas - ORIGINAL ART - 1946 "Esquire Pinup" - Month of September

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Alberto Vargas - ORIGINAL ART - 1946 "Esquire Pinup" - Month of September:
$25000.00

**** ORIGINAL ART **** VARGAS, Alberto **** NOT A PRINT ****

You will get 4 items:

the original artwork,

the Esquire 1946 calendar,

the book by Mark Allan Collins, and

the book the Great American Pin-Up by TASCHEN.

This exclusive offer is aimed at collectors who hold a deepappreciation for the artistry of Alberto Vargas. His works are highly soughtafter globally, often fetching extraordinary prices that make them difficult toacquire. Some of his pieces have been purchased for staggering amountsexceeding $200,000.

Now, you have the chance to own a rare, original pencildrawing featuring the September 1946 pin-up girl, created by Alberto Vargasduring his tenure at Esquire Magazine, prior to his transition to PlayboyMagazine.

This artwork is a genuine creation by the master artist.Furthermore, we are also offering an immaculate 1946 calendar published byEsquire, alongside the book “Varga Girls II,” released in 1999, authored byMark Allan Collins with illustrations by Alberto Vargas. This book prominentlyshowcases the pin-up illustration from September 1946 on its cover. And the book

"The great American Pin-Up" by Charles G. Martignette and Louis K. Meisel (TASCHEN). [Note: Inpage 227 The Alberto Vargas art work is mentioned on page 227.]

Quote from H. sales: “Alberto Vargas(Peruvian/American, 1896-1982) September brings this Autumn Eve..., Esquirecalendar study, 1946 Pencil and watercolor on tracing paper 25-3/4 x 19-3/4inches (65.4 x 50.2 cm) (sheet) Stamped lower right: ESTATE OF ALBERTO VARGAS /VARGAS The Vargas Trust Collection Thefinal version of the present work is published as the September 1946 Esquirecalendar with the caption: September bring this Autumn Eve Who's bound to makea stir- She's taken off her hat for youSo take off yours to her! Thefinal version of the present work also appears on page 132 of Varga: TheEsquire Years by Reid Stewart Austin (Alfred van der Marck Editions, 1987).”

Since this is an estate sale, we welcome offers to expedite a swift transaction.The artwork comes framed. However, if you prefer it unframed, we can certainly accommodate that request.