Category:Gibson Girl
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English: The Gibson Girl was the personification of a feminine ideal as portrayed in the satirical pen-and-ink-illustrated stories created by illustrator Charles Dana Gibson during a 20-year period spanning the late nineteenth and early twentieth century in the United States.
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Media in category "Gibson Girl"
The following 14 files are in this category, out of 14 total.
'Toast to the Bride' 1905 (3195497966).jpg 3,004 × 2,436; 708 KB
Charles Dana Gibson00.jpg 1,281 × 878; 303 KB
Collier’s cover 1909-10-30 by Charles Dana Gibson.jpg 2,364 × 3,177; 2.95 MB
Gibson girl beach.jpg 900 × 590; 110 KB
Gibson Girl by Charles Dana Gibson.jpg 464 × 601; 163 KB
Gibson Girl.png 650 × 780; 193 KB
Gibson Girls Magnifying Glass by Charles Dana Gibson.jpg 1,024 × 812; 529 KB
Gibson Girls seaside -cropped- by Charles Dana Gibson.jpg 909 × 528; 188 KB
James Montgomery Flagg The World As Seen By Him 1905 Cornell CUL PJM 1148 01.jpg 5,433 × 6,676; 7.78 MB
Love in a Garden, Gibson.jpg 800 × 579; 74 KB
Pin-Up.jpg 336 × 804; 61 KB
The Crush, Gibson.jpg 800 × 550; 114 KB
The Debutante by Charles Dana Gibson.jpg 548 × 760; 228 KB
The weaker sex. II (2010716170).jpg 1,224 × 854; 1.54 MB
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