What would the wall calendar look like in the United States in the 1940s? Unexpectedly, that era was also so open.
American 1947 Beauty Wall Calendar That era was quite open and closed to autoplay related albums
This is a set of 1947 American annual calendars, and when I searched for the major events in the United States at that time, the political aspect was like the feeling in a history book: there was no sense of reality, too boring.
What is still relatively popular now is probably the black dahlia incident, which is too scary and dramatic.
I can only think of one reason for this feeling: 1947 was too far away.
The generalized text, the mosaic pictures, only make us farther and farther away from that year, and this batch of annual calendars shows us another side of that era, which I personally think is more representative of the year of 1947.
The cover girl's large-scale dress is indeed shocking, and it turns out that Americans have long been so bold and open. And it is clear that the aesthetics of the 1947 era were completely different from today, at least such thick calves seem unacceptable today.
If you pay a little attention, you will find that every girl in this batch of wall calendars has a big smile, which is very different from the cold beauty blockbusters that are often seen in magazines now. And after carefully staring at each picture, you will feel that their smile angles are extremely similar, and the smiles of several beautiful women will even have the feeling of being strong.
Another feature of this batch of wall calendars is probably that the composition is mostly oblique, I guessed, probably because the cover girls at that time were not the professional models we see today, so their height ratio may not look very slender, and the bevels can not only visually lengthen the lines of the body, but also make the annual calendar look more dynamic.