File:Saturday Evening Post 1943 Unpublished (Leyendecker).jpg

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DescriptionSaturday Evening Post 1943 Unpublished (Leyendecker).jpg	English: New Year's Baby Hitching to War, The Saturday Evening Post unpublished cover, 1943 Oil on canvas 31 x 24 inches (78.7 x 61.0 cm)
Date	12 March 2020, 07:20:32
Source	HA.com
Author	J. C. Leyendecker  (1874–1951)      Alternative names J. C. Leyendecker; Джозеф Кристиан Лейендекер; Joseph Christian Leyendecker; Joseph C. Leyendecker Description American illustrator Date of birth/death 23 March 1874  25 July 1951  Location of birth/death Montabaur, Rhine Province, German Empire New Rochelle, New York, USA Work period 1918  Work location Netherlands (1926); Volendam (1926)  Authority file : Q565457 VIAF: 2352149108552168780008 ISNI: 0000000081951692 ULAN: 500014389 LCCN: n50051949 NLA: 35304076 WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q565457

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Per Heritage Auction: The present work has never been seen until now (2020), as it has resided with the family of Chairman of the Board and CEO E. Huber Ulrich of Curtis Publishing in the mid-1940s New Year's Baby Hitching to War offers discerning collectors the rare opportunity to own a piece of American History as well as Leyendecker's secret, previously unknown masterwork for The Saturday Evening Post.