1940s Art Gallery
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American Airlines ad detail c. 1940s
The comic art of Golden Age cartoonist, Fletcher Hanks (1889-1976).The story of Hanks is a sad one.
Some more illustrations by Walter Trier (1890—1951).
Impossible. Illustration by Paul Callé for Super Science Stories (November 1949).
talesfromweirdland:Production and promotional art for Disney’s The Three Caballeros (1944). It’s a
Philippe Halsman (American, born Latvia; 1901–1979)Bathing Costumes, Bermuda Photograph, 1946 © Phil
Edd Cartier pulp illustration from the 1940s.
A Model Applying LipstickJohn Rawlings (American; 1912–1970)Published: Vogue, March 15th, 1943
Christian Dior’s “Sargent Dress”Fashion shoot for American Vogue, 1949Dress: Christian DiorPhoto: Er
The Second Age of Beauty is GlamourCecil Beaton (British; 1904–1980)1946Fashion photograph for Vogue
talesfromweirdland:Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck (eep), Popeye, and Betty Boop on postwar Japanese Menk
Early model sheets for Tom & Jerry (they started out as Jasper & Jinx), and Butch (who star
fuckyeahwwiipropaganda:“The enemy is crafty - beware!”source
Fernand Léger (French; 1881–1955)Les Loisirs sur Fond Rouge = Leisure with Red BackgroundOil on canv
Man with Hat leaning on Balcony - Alex Katz ,c.1940s .American,b.1927 -Black ink on paper, 6 &fr
Unknown (saint?) - Alexander Cañedo (December 26, 1902 – February 1, 1978)
The shift in our perception of objects when they are displayed as part of a museum collection can so
FADA 1000 Bullet Catalin Radio, 1940s. Alabaster with red marbleized trim. USA. Source
Agatha Christie’s N or M?Illustration by Italian artist, Ferenc Pintér (1931-2008).
Art Frahm, 1940s.
Matt Baker - one of the first successful black comic book artists in the early 1940s and 50s.Etsy |
talesfromweirdland:Walt Disney and Roald Dahl.Dahl’s first children’s book, The Gremlins (1943), was
Vivien Leigh . . . . . . #VivienLeigh #1940s #40s #oldhollywood #classichollywood #goldenage #oldmo
Setting the scene: from the drawing board to the screen, the great T. Rex segment from Disney’
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