Earl Moran Vintage Pin-Up Calendar Print

This item is a vintage lithographic print featuring the artwork of renowned pin-up artist Earl Moran, likely dating from the 1940s or early 1950s. The image depicts a ethereal, nude woman with vibrant red hair, standing amidst a dark, moody background by what appears to be a pool of water. The figure is illuminated by a dramatic light source from above, highlighting her torso and expressive pose. Notably, the artist's signature 'EARL MORAN' is clearly visible in the lower right quadrant of the image. The print is on a paper substrate that shows significant characteristics of age; the margins are tanned/yellowed, and there are visible horizontal and vertical creases suggesting it may have been folded or stored poorly. Additional condition issues include surface abrasions, small tears at the bottom edge, and adhesive residue or tape on the bottom margin. The craftsmanship reflects the classic era of American pin-up art, characterized by soft-focus rendering and idealized feminine beauty. The overall aesthetic is typical of mid-century calendar art produced for commercial companies like Brown & Bigelow.