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Alberto Vargas was a Peruvian-born artist and son of a photographer. After getting an education Switzerland, he came to the United States and eventually worked as the artist behind the Ziegfeld Follies. This work led him to a long career painting pin-ups with Esquire and in 1960 he began painting fold-out nudes for Playboy . The prints featured here are large color lithographs on high-quality Arches or Opalesque paper. Each piece is double or triple matted using acid-free, archival matboard. In the gallery you will also find charming matted magazine pages from his Esquire work from the 1940s and Playboy work from the 1960-70s, matted playing cards, cute collector's cards, as well as modern reproductions. Please come into the gallery to see these pieces in person as well as original sketches ! Please call (734) 663-2900 or email sales@barclaygallery.com to purchase. |
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