This photograph of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Sammy Davis Jr. shows the so-called "Tremendous Trio" at the height of their popularity. America experienced a period of significant growth and prosperity following the conclusion of World War II and considerable advances in aviation technology, which allowed for more travel and vacation as Americans reveled in new tourist destinations like Las Vegas. The popularity of this group had risen through the 1950s, and as their prominence expanded, they came to define the style and aesthetic of this luxurious era and a lifestyle that was ushering in a new period of modernity. The group, along with other members of the Rat Pack, produced popular films and records, and their live performances in Las Vegas attracted tourists from around the world. These performances also signified a cultural shift during the post-war era as the Civil Rights movement gained steam across the American South, and unsegregated venues in the West illustrated the progress and changing tide in American culture and society. The expansion of Las Vegas after World War II was one of the largest developments in a region that was largely unpopulated until the advances in highways and airplanes made access possible in this arid, remote region. This enduring image captures the vitality and joie de vivre that embodied the spirit of these performers who would inspire future generations of performers and redefine American culture. The trio remains one of the most iconic in all of American show business to this day. Additional Details ------------------------------ Bullet point: HISTORIC PHOTO REPRODUCTION: You?ll love this high quality historic reproduction of 1961 The Tremendous Trio Print Photo. Our museum quality prints are archival grade, which means it will look great and last without fading for over 100 years. Our print to order photos are made in the USA and each print is inspected for quality. This historic photo is a perfect addition to your themed decor. Vintage photos look great in the home, study or office. They make a perfect gift as well. Product description: This photograph of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Sammy Davis Jr. shows the so-called "Tremendous Trio" at the height of their popularity. America experienced a period of significant growth and prosperity following the conclusion of World War II and considerable advances in aviation technology, which allowed for more travel and vacation as Americans reveled in new tourist destinations like Las Vegas. The popularity of this group had risen through the 1950s, and as their prominence expanded, they came to define the style and aesthetic of this luxurious era and a lifestyle that was ushering in a new period of modernity. The group, along with other members of the Rat Pack, produced popular films and records, and their live performances in Las Vegas attracted tourists from around the world. These performances also signified a cultural shift during the post-war era as the Civil Rights movement gained steam across the American South, and unsegregated venues in the West illustrated the progress and changing tide in American culture and society. The expansion of Las Vegas after World War II was one of the largest developments in a region that was largely unpopulated until the advances in highways and airplanes made access possible in this arid, remote region. This enduring image captures the vitality and joie de vivre that embodied the spirit of these performers who would inspire future generations of performers and redefine American culture. The trio remains one of the most iconic in all of American show business to this day. Style: Retro