Description: Elegant dark-haired woman
Provenance: Acquired indirectly from the Estate of Norman Platnick.
Comment: Just barely 100 years old now… McMein's women are always beautifully rendered and generally accessible in a cool and confident sort of way. A tearsheet is included with the purchase, but not the whole page of the magazine.
Price: $6,250 (includes domestic shipping)
| Artist | Neysa McMein (1888-1949) |
| Caption | “Of the three types of table service, which should you use?” |
| Condition | Very good, tastefully framed and ready for your wall. |
| Medium | Pastel |
| Publication Information | Advertisement for Wallace Silver Company manufactured by R. Wallace and Sons and appearing in The Saturday Evening Post of January 8th, 1921. |
| Literature | The Lady Seldom Smiles: A Collector's Guide to Neysa McMein by Norman I. Platnick. Published by Enchantment Ink, 2008. |
| Signature | Signed lower right |
| Size | 29.5 x 25.75” |
