The Motion Pictures Production Code is instituted.Mahatma Gandhi breaks British law after marching to the sea and making salt. This stunning cover showcasing iconic Longwood is an original painting done exclusively for this issue by local Ukrainian artist Natasha Callahan.Astronomers discover Pluto, the ninth planet. Each print is produced with our own archival UV quality inks supporting a vibrant color gamut, while being scratch and fade resistant.Toward the end of 1936, the name “Life” was purchased by Henry Luce, who used it for an entirely different kind of magazine published by Time, Inc., the popular photojournalism magazine characterized by the ubiquitous Red and White logo. OConnell believes negative 25 captures the quintessence of life and that it should be used for the cover of the magazines final print issue as it. Some covers in the 1930’s have a metallic-look silver border (visible in cover photos) The silver color must have been a softer finish than the other colors as it usually shows rubbing. While I may list an illustration as a “cartoon” if it is humorous, they are often highly detailed works of art.
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Artists who signed their names legibly are most likely to be listed, artist names may be listed in full or abbreviated, e.g. I have listed only a fraction of the content, illustrations, and advertisements in each issue. There was limited use of full color on a few interior pages. This decade does not always have the two page center spread art piece. Magazines were the regular size of 11″ x 9″ with around 40 pages each through 1932, then changed to 11.5″ x 8.5″ with around 40 pages each for the remainder. It continued to be published weekly through 1932, switching to monthly in 1933, and ending with the November 1936 issue. Sadly, the 1930’s represented the last decade of publication for the First LIFE magazine.
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