A charming vintage World War II era advertisement print from Wyeth Pharmaceutical featuring a romantic tropical illustration. The scene depicts a Navy doctor in uniform standing on a palm-fringed beach, watching a rowboat full of servicemen rowing toward a military hospital ship anchored offshore.The headline reads: "Guess a doctor has to expect to get home late..."The advertisement copy below speaks to the dedication of military doctors serving around the world during wartime, noting how doctors caring for Service families will be late for their own home duties. This piece exemplifies the patriotic advertising art of the 1940s, combining beautiful illustration with wartime messaging.The Wyeth company logo appears in the lower right corner in red, with the tagline "Help Your Doctor Save His Time!"Historical Context: This type of institutional advertising was common during WWII, when pharmaceutical companies promoted their support of the war effort and medical profession rather than specific products.

Good vintage condition with age-appropriate toning and some light foxing/spotting on the paper. The print remains vibrant and readable. Framed in a simple gilt wood frame under glass.