Betty Boop aluminum fridge magnet

The magnet is made of rigid aluminum and is produced by Nostalgic Art

Measures 6.5 x 9 cm

Betty Boop is a famous character in the world of animation, from 1932 to 1939. Created in 1930, and created in 1932, by the prolific and irreverent imagination of the Fleischer brothers. In the early thirties, she was voiced by the actress Ann Little. The figure of Betty burst with an unpredictable erotic charge into the panorama of American animation, dotted with rounded children and talking animals.

She is the typical flapper, that is, the fashionable girl of the jazz period, irreverent and mischievously masculine. She has the most fashionable haircut of the period, short and fringed, wears a skimpy dress that leaves her shoulders and garter uncovered, and seems more than aware of her sex appeal but is also equipped with a good dose of self-irony. She appears for the first time on August 9, 1930 in the 6-minute black and white cartoon Dizzy Dishes, but in the form of a poodle, in 1932 she appears for the first time as a human in the short Bamboo Isle.