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Coca-Cola Girls: An Advertising Art History

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The First-Ever Licensed Coca-Cola Art Book

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288 pages, hardcover, color photos

As sparkling and effervescent as the soft drink she symbolizes, the Coca-Cola girl has lived for more than a century as the perfect American beauty.

In Coca-Cola Girls - the first-ever art book the company has licensed for publication - the author traces significant company mileposts while underscoring them with lavish illustrations.

Coca-Cola Girls covers the way celebrities, such as Clark Gable and Jean Harlow, lent their faces and cachet to the product. Gil Elvgren painted luscious pin-up girls, and even Santa Claus got in the act.

For decades, the Coca-Cola girl has lived gracefully in the overalls of a World War II factory worker and the sleek swimsuit of a sunbather.

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Book Hardcover: $50.99

  • Availability:  Usually ships in
    5-10 days
  • Total Pages: 288 pages
  • Dimensions: 12 X 9
  • Photos:  Black & White and Color

    • Publisher :  Collectors Press

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Coca-Cola Girls: An Advertising Art History

2001

Country:  US

Publisher :  Collectors Press

Author:  Chris H. Beyer