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From the 1890s through the 1910s Irene Gibson (his wife), Nancy Astor, Baroness Phyllis Brand and Nora Phipps were the four Langhorne sisters who inspired many of Charles Dana Gibson’s drawings, encapsulating the American ideal of beauty at the time: the Gibson Girl.
Charles Dana Gibson’s New Cartoons, 1916
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Charles Dana Gibson’s New Cartoons, 1916
Tragic Moments: The first stormy night in the cottage you have rented for the summer.
Social ladder, drawings by Charles Dana Gibson, 1902
Social ladder, drawings by Charles Dana Gibson, 1902
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Social ladder, drawings by Charles Dana Gibson, 1902
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Patience by Charles Dana Gibson, Collier’s, March 1910
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Missouri, September 13, 1909
Mannish swagger will be proper and will be helped by cute little boots.
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The Pittsburgh Press, Pennsylvania, October 2, 1909
Mother and baby, Pittsburgh, 1906
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Adeline Spencer in her backyard, Shadyside, Pittsburgh, September 1899
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Adeline Spencer in her backyard, Shadyside, Pittsburgh, September 1899
Grandview, Vancouver, ca. 1900
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Mrs. Lt. Symington, Junction City, Kansas, 1905
Brooklyn Life, New York, January 23, 1909
