But even fine art can't please Inflammammal like a a very good '40s juice ad.

This 1942 Dole ad with artwork by A.M. Cassandre remains popular enough to turn up in reproductions and such (along with other posters of his work).  It is no mystery why.  That man could do some commercial art.  The second one I don't own: it just didn't feel right to post but one Cassandre.

File under: Racist but simultaneously featuring aesthetic elements* Inflammammal can't help but admire.

*chiefly, nice vintage illustrations of fruit juice in a glass, which get Inflammammal a li'l Asbergered out (no shade, no disrespect intended)

Del Monte juice ads never seemed to try as hard Libby's and Dole to make their ads knockouts, but this one's nice, despite an faintly ominous background.  It's from 1961, right about when illustration quality began to drop precipitously.

For my highly-specific aesthetic needs and wants, this Libby's ad is close to perfection as possible.  Am about to have one of my 2 originals framed.  The ad that follows the first is my #2 pineapple juice ad (Dole) girl but I still loves'r I do.