1940s Art Gallery
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“Charity fete” by John Banting, c. 1941-42
Weird Tales covers from the 1940s/50s by Matt Fox. His work had a distinctive style, reminiscent of
Gino Sarfatti, ceiling light, 1940s. Painted metal. Made by Arteluce, Italy. Via Phillips auction
¡28 Anos de lucha contra el imperialismo! (28 Years of Fighting Against Imperialism). 1947. Arturo G
talesfromweirdland:Production art for various Looney Tunes cartoons by animation legend, Chuck Jones
DionysiusBarnett Newman (American; 1905–1970)1949Oil on canvas National Gallery of Art, Washington,
talesfromweirdland:First designs for Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner.“Don Coyote”?
The Antipope by Max Ernst, 1942
“Un cheval de race” by Mariette Lydis, 1948
Production cel from Disney’s Fantasia (1940).
Allen Anderson cover art for scifi magazine, Planet Stories (Winter 1942).It doesn’t matter–an
1947 AGA Americana Kitchen American Home Magazine
Woman Shopper, Salem, Illinois, February 1940Arthur Rothstein (American; 1915–1985)Nitrate negativeL
weirdlandtv:First designs for Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner.“Don Coyote”?
weirdlandtv:First known sketch of DC Comics’ Wonder Woman, by the original artist, H.G. Peter. Circa
talesfromweirdland:Hand-painted Road Runner backgrounds (and one layout). The splendid art direction
talesfromweirdland:This is supposedly an ad from 1946, but I can’t find much about it. It’s a great
talesfromweirdland:Images from the Walt Disney/Salvador Dalí collaboration, DESTINO (1946/2003).
talesfromweirdland:Images from the Walt Disney/Salvador Dalí collaboration, DESTINO (1946/2003).
Images from the Walt Disney/Salvador Dalí collaboration, DESTINO (1946/2003).
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:A Tiger II of s.Pz.Abt. 505.AKA King Tiger or Royal Tiger, but officia
The Embrace (1949).German artist/illustrator, Walter Schnackenberg (1880-1961).
Philip Guston (American, born Canada; 1913–1980)Gladiators Oil and pencil on canvas, 1940 The Museum
Times Square, NYC (couple with hats from back)Louis Faurer (American; 1916–2001)ca. 1949 (printed la
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