Flight Attendant - Bon Voyage Greeting Card

BLANK INSIDE Say Bon Voyage with the iconic "TWA's Petty Girl!" In 1941, renowned artist George Petty immortalized the TWA hostess in a captivating drawing that exuded both glamour and patriotism. With a Stratoliner plane (the precursor to the commercial Stratocruiser) in the background, this illustration served as a symbol of TWA's excellence and a nod to the spirit of the times during World War II. From posters to postcards and even luggage tags, the image of "TWA's Petty Girl" captured the hearts and imaginations of millions. See this image as an art print! George Petty (1894-1975) was an American pin-up artist known for his iconic illustrations of glamorous and alluring women, popular in the mid-20th century. He gained fame for his contributions to Esquire magazine, where his playful and cheeky pin-up girls, affectionately known as "Petty Girls," graced the pages from the 1930s to the 1950s. His illustrations showcased a unique blend of elegance, humor, and sensuality, making his w