# Pippin Vintage Ads ※ The picture frame in the photo is not included. Only the magazine clipping page is for sale. This is an illustration clipping from ESQUIRE magazine. The second image is the back side. This item is a page from the March issue of the famous American magazine "ESQUIRE," featuring a satirical illustration by Rowland B. Wilson. Drawn in line art with humor, it comically depicts workers immediately digging a railroad track at the exit of a tunnel, and a person who appears to be their boss giving instructions. A steam locomotive and a vast landscape are placed in the background, giving the whole piece a sense of movement and narrative despite its simplicity. The caption "Higher!" expresses the boss's unreasonable demands to dig even higher, satirizing the unrealistic instructions and communication gaps on the job site. The illustration has the stylish humor and social satire typical of the 1970s, making it a perfect piece for interior decoration as well as for a collection of American comic art. I also have other ad clippings for sale. # Pippin Vintage Ads ↑ After this tag, add a space and the company/product name you are looking for, and only the ads of that company will be displayed. Please feel free to use it. (Example: # Pippin Vintage Ads Illustration) Regarding ad sizes: LIFE: Approximately 34.5 cm x 26.5 cm Esquire: Approximately 33 cm x 26.5 cm TIME: Approximately 32 cm x 27 cm 【AD8631】