Beauty Culture 1933

"Beauty Culture" is a 1933 lithograph by Minna Citron, a prominent artist who lived from 1896 to 1991. The work depicts a lively scene inside a beauty salon, capturing the bustling energy of the era. Citron utilizes bold lines and subtle shading to portray the women and their beauty treatments. The image is filled with details, from the elaborate hair dryers to the magazines being read. "Beauty Culture" is an example of social realism and offers a glimpse into the world of women's beauty and fashion in the 1930s.