| James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960 ) sold his first illustration to LIFE at the age of 7. He continued to work for LIFE for twenty years. His humor and satire were his forte. He worked rapidly and created many portraits and caricatures. He greatly admired women which led him to create the Flagg Girls. They were tall, wide shouldered beauties with a face as "symmetrical as a Greek vase. After an active productive life he died in virtual obscurity. |
 February 2, 1929 "The Hit and Run Driver" James Montgomery Flagg |
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 December 19, 1907 James Montgomery Flagg |
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 December 8, 1910 James Montgomery Flagg |
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 February 1, 1912 "To MyValentine!" James Montgomery Flagg |
 January 7, 1909 "Buzz-Wagon Number" James Montgomery Flagg |
 January 26 1917 "Not in the Act!" James Montgomery Flagg |
 December 12, 1909 "Christmas" James Montgomery Flagg |
 November 16, 1911 Chicago Number James M. Flagg |
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