ESSE Betsy Davis Print: Annie, Marian, and Catherine (1940s)
The 1940’s woman again found her place in the workforce as men went to war. Betsy Davis’ illustration “Annie, Marian and Catherine” captures the “can-do” spirit of the working woman who opts to repurpose old handbags instead of investing in new purses. With a borrowed purse and a clutch made from new materials like vinyl, these three ladies are embracing more autonomy.
$7.00
Original: $20.00
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$20.00
$7.00ESSE Betsy Davis Print: Annie, Marian, and Catherine (1940s)
The 1940’s woman again found her place in the workforce as men went to war. Betsy Davis’ illustration “Annie, Marian and Catherine” captures the “can-do” spirit of the working woman who opts to repurpose old handbags instead of investing in new purses. With a borrowed purse and a clutch made from new materials like vinyl, these three ladies are embracing more autonomy.
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The 1940’s woman again found her place in the workforce as men went to war. Betsy Davis’ illustration “Annie, Marian and Catherine” captures the “can-do” spirit of the working woman who opts to repurpose old handbags instead of investing in new purses. With a borrowed purse and a clutch made from new materials like vinyl, these three ladies are embracing more autonomy.
