Sunglasses | Framed Patrick Nagel/Mirage Graphics Poster 7 UP he predates the lemon-lime soda

he predates the lemon-lime soda by almost 20 years

Vintage cold medication advertising sign with blinking lamp socket attachment

muntins and the backboard are hallmarks of Federal and Empire Revival case-goods mass-produced at the close of the 19th century

a common advertising choice during the first half of the 20th century

This innovation made for a more durable chair that could withstand the extra wear and tear that comes with an industrial setting

Sunglasses | Framed Patrick Nagel/Mirage Graphics Poster 7 UP he predates the lemon-lime sodaArtist: Patrick Nagel (1945 1984) Date: 1983 Medium: Serigraph Style Movement: Pop Art Dimensions: 24" W x 36" H Condition: Broken glass on frame, no wear or fading on print. Notes: Known for their distinctive monochrome and pastels neons "Nagel women" are one of those things that perfectly encapsulate the era in which they were produced. Patrick Nagel began developing the Nagel woman look during the mid to late 1970s for Playboy. However, as he grew