Skirting the Ride - Edward Runci Permite Car Parts Advertising Marilyn PINUP

Description

Sign depicts a Marilyn Monroe look-alike in a Ferris wheel with a Kewpie doll. It is mounted under glass in a frame measuring 22-1/4" tall x 18-1/4" wide.
Edward Runci  (July 4, 1921-July 1986)
He was a Sicilian-born painter who moved to the United States in the 1930s.  Runci's career took off after World War II and he was well known for his paintings of pin-up girls as well as his advertisements for companies such as Coca-Cola.  Although most known for his paintings of women, Runci also painted clowns, landscapes and was a portraitist for the Hollywood elite.  Runci spent his last decades in Big Bear Lake, CA where he had a studio and art school.
Permite and Aluminum Industries, Inc.
Permite was a trademark of Aluminum Industries, Inc. for their aluminum/copper casting alloys. They also used it for aluminum paint.
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