In the late 1940's and early
50's, Kodak
advertised in large format magazines such as Life, Look, Colliers, and
the Ladies Home Journal. The style of the ads echoed Norman Rockwell's
covers and the picture-story photography popular in these magazines at
the time.
Many of these ads specifically encouraged women to take pictures. But
our adventurous Kodak Girl no longer roamed the world. Instead she was
married with two kids and a dog and confined her photography to her home
and occasional family outings. Sometimes even Grandma had a camera. |
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