Vogue (July, 1922) | George Wolfe Plank

Capture the elegance and sophistication of the Jazz Age with this stunning art print featuring the July 1922 cover of Vogue magazine, illustrated by George Wolfe Plank. This iconic image perfectly embodies the Art Deco style, showcasing a stylishly dressed woman in a sophisticated pose, capturing the essence of 1920s fashion and glamour. Plank's elegant lines, use of color, and composition perfectly capture the spirit of the era. This print is perfect for fashion enthusiasts, Art Deco lovers, and those who appreciate the history of fashion illustration and magazine design.   

Did you know? Vogue magazine was originally founded in 1892 as a weekly social journal in New York City, targeting the city's high society. It wasn't until the early 20th century, under the ownership of Condé Nast, that Vogue began its transformation into the influential fashion magazine we know today. Nast focused on elevating the magazine's content and visual appeal, featuring high-quality photography and illustrations, and expanding its reach to a wider audience interested in fashion, beauty, and culture. This strategic shift cemented Vogue's position as a leading voice in the fashion world.   

Bring a touch of Roaring Twenties glamour and magazine history into your home with this stylish Vogue cover print. Order yours today!

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