1926 Ivory Soap Ad ~ How to Carve a Monkey Mask Sculpture

Original vintage magazine ad for Ivory Soap. With a lesson on how to carve a Japanese Monkey Mask out of a bar of Ivory Soap. This is Lesson No. 18 by Margaret J. Postgate which was part of a series of sculpting advertisements put out by Ivory in the 1920's.

Tagline or sample ad copy: As long as the VIIth century wooden masks were made in Japan to use in the dances called the NO. These masks are still made after designs that are hundreds of years old, and they are very queer and wonderful indeed.

Publication Year: 1926

Approximate Ad Size (in inches): 8¼ x 11¼

Condition: Good to VG