CIPE PINELES (SEE-PEE Pi-NELL-iss)
Born: June 23, 1908 in Vienna, Austria Died: January 3, 1991
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Cactus watercolor by Cipe probably painted at Pratt, “CIPE PINELES: a Life of Design,” pg. 26
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Glamour process, November spreads
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Glamour cover, January 1945, inspired by Pineles family photo
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Seventeen, February 1948, illustrated by Cipe Pineles
Seventeen, February 1949, illustrated by Cipe Pineles
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SEVENTEEN
first to treat their young female readers like capable women who wished to forge a career and identity of their own.
Seventeen Cover, July 1948
brought fine art & modern art to the attention of the young mainstream public became the 1st autonomous woman art director of a mass-market American publication Seventeen.
Seventeen Cover, July 1949, photographed by Francesco Scavullo
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Charm, fashion spread, 1957, photographed by Carmen Schiavone
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Charm cover, January 1954, photographed by WIlliam Helburn
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Parson’s Bread Book (yearbook), 1975
Parson Design School
Parsons branding materials
Editorial Layouts
Charm spread, Detriot themed issue, photographed by William Helburn
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Charm cover, 1955
Charm, architectural backdrops
Charm, January 1956, 10 page fashion sequence about different jobs (and the modern furniture or equipment associated with them)
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