Henry clive

Henry Clive is a wonderful illustrator and cover artist of the 20s-40s. I made four of his pretty ladies into a set of note cards. Here's one of them. www.papergoodies.com

An exceedingly rare surviving Henry Clive cover illustration from his 20+ years creating for The American Weekly. This painting was from a series done in 1934 titled, Darlings of the Poets. In this series, Clive illustrated the inspirations for leading poets and writers. This particular oil on canvas depicts "Lenore" as the lost and sorrowful inspiration behind The Raven as written by Edgar Allan Poe.

Smart Set (October 1925) by Henry Clive

1940 The American Weekly, Sept. - Henry Clive

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Henry Clive - The Smart Set, August 1926

https://flic.kr/p/SjFfev | Norma Shearer (artist - Henry Clive)

1929 Cleopatra of the Nile - Henry Clive

William Steig — The New Yorker — May 31, 1982

One of my favorite luxuries is vintage sleepwear! Nothing can compare to the sheer glamour and luxury of those sweet silk and lace confections. I thought I'd share some of the creme de la creme of my modest collection. All of these pieces are 1940s to early 1950s, and all were thrifted for $3 to $10!! ~ 1950s nightie, 1940s bedjacket, 1920s silk roses: ~ 1940s/1950s "Tula" seersucker dressing gown, 1940s satin dressing gown: I feel like Jean Harlow in the satin number, it's such a dreamboat…

Bed of Roses (1951) by Henry Clive for The American Weekly

Carmel Myers on the cover of "Picture Play Magazine", USA, April 1924. Artwork by Henry Clive.