Matching Results: Vogue Magazine Covers
Vogue Magazine Cover – August 1, 1916 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, Vogue Magazine Cover – August 1, 1916, was developed from an illustration created by American illustrator George Wolfe Plank for the August 1, 1916 cover of Vogue magazine. The woman in this illustration wears a playful ensemble resembling a bird with a fish-inspired purse. She’s looking back at the island in the sea.
Vogue Magazine Cover – July 15, 1914 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, Vogue Magazine Cover – July 15, 1914, was developed from an illustration created by American illustrator George Wolfe Plank for the July 15, 1914, cover of Vogue magazine. The illustration is entitled “Special Features for the Hostess.” It reflects the fashion, arts and society of that period.
Vogue Magazine Cover – February 1, 1921 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, February 1, 1921, was developed from an illustration created by artist Helen Dryden for the February 1, 1921 cover of French Vogue magazine. This illustration shows a young woman in a beautiful dress of orange flowers on a blue background, surrounded by beautiful blossoms.
Vogue Magazine Cover – April 1, 1922 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, Vogue Magazine Cover – April 1, 1922, was developed from an illustration created by French Art Deco illustrator, painter and engraver Pierre Brissaud for the April 1, 1922, cover of Vogue magazine. In this outdoor leisure scene, a mother walks in a garden with her child shortly after a rainstorm.
Vogue Magazine Cover – June 1, 1919 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, Vogue Magazine Cover – June 1, 1919, was developed from an illustration created by American illustrator and costume designer Helen Dryden for the June 1, 1919, cover of Vogue magazine. The illustration is entitled “Summer Fashions.” It reflects the fashion and society of the period, with a beautifully attired woman holding a parasol.
Vogue Magazine Cover – October 15, 1922 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, Vogue Magazine Cover – October 15, 1922, was developed from an illustration created by American illustrator and costume designer Helen Dryden for the October 15, 1922, cover of Vogue magazine. The woman in this illustration stands on a black-and-white terrace, dressed in a robe-like turquoise coat. She is petting her greyhound dog while observing the brilliant colors of the fall leaves.
Vogue Magazine Cover – January 15, 1918 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, January 15, 1918, was developed from an illustration created by artist Helen Dryden for the January 15, 1918 cover of Vogue magazine. “Once upon a time there were ladies who were totally secure within their own environment. These ladies, so amusing and delicious, illustrated on these covers of Vogue, were the illusion of dreaming. These tantalizing come-on girls on these covers were the curtain-raisers to the world of opportunity and the future.” This quote was written 30 years ago by Diana Vreeland, a former editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine. High-fashion – just as you would expect from Vogue.
Vogue Magazine Cover – April 1, 1918 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, April 1, 1918, was developed from an illustration created by artist George Wolfe Plank for the April 1, 1918 cover of Vogue magazine. It is exotic and chic with the long sleeve of the woman’s black gown resting on the silky white feathers of the peacock’s tail as they both gaze into a gilded mirror.
Vogue Magazine Cover – March 15, 1912 – Cross Stitch Chart
This advanced fine-art cross stitch design, Vogue Magazine Cover – March 15, 1912, was developed from an illustration created by American illustrator George Wolfe Plank for the July 15, 1914, cover of both the United Kingdom and United States issues of Vogue magazine. The illustration shows an elegant woman in an orange and black paisley … [View Details]
