King Neptune and Mermaids, probable advertisement, 1947 - Hoodie

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King Neptune and Mermaids Hoodie - Design

This hoodie showcases a vibrant artwork, "King Neptune and Mermaids," created by Frank Bensing in 1947. The design, likely intended as a mid-20th-century advertisement, bursts with the dynamic energy and visual appeal characteristic of the era's commercial art.

Imagery and Composition

The central figure is the imposing King Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, depicted with his traditional trident. He likely commands the scene. He is presented with mermaids, suggesting a mythological scene that likely represents some form of power or authority. The composition of the design would likely be eye-catching and designed to captivate the viewer.

Meaning and Symbolism

The design's symbolism revolves around the power of the ocean, the allure of the mythological, and perhaps a touch of fantasy. King Neptune, with his commanding presence, represents dominion over the sea, while the mermaids symbolize the beauty and mystery of the deep. The artwork, in its original form, would have been designed to capture the viewer's attention and spark interest, making it a compelling visual statement.

Specifications

SKU
66be3c658f59707485025732
Condition
New
Material
50% Cotton, 50% Polyester. Heather Sport colors: 40% Cotton, 60% Polyester.
Production
Printed using Direct-to-Garment (DTG) technology for vibrant, lasting designs.
Origin
Printed in the USA on imported garments (Bangladesh).
Shipping
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