Art Books Gallery

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First Born (1863) by Gustave Leonard de Jonghe (Belgium, 1829-1893).
Evening Dress (June 1812), published in La Belle Assemblée, a British women’s magazine publish
spookyloop:Halloween Raven Crow reading a Book by emporiumshop$19.00 on Etsy
library-heaven:tuck-neverlasting:I never posted any of my book covers from last year, so here are so
The angel of death drops some deadly substances into a river near a town [typhoid] (1912) by Richard
Fantazie za soumraku [ Fantasy at dusk] (1911) by Edward Robert Hughes (England, 1851-1914). Private
Team RavenclawThe witch at the top belongs to the lovely @ylvadrachenpfeil
laurabirdsall:Artemis FowlEoin Colfer
Smile! 1952“What Your Family Should Know About Teeth”from Western ElectricPapergreat
This Victorian painting has a big secret, only recently revealed when it was x-rayed. John Dee perfo
Reworked an old dress over the past couple weeks.
On view in Liz Johnson Artur: Dusha are a copious selection of the artist’s notebooks, filled
korpzz:Harry Potter! (:
booksnbuildings:“Le pavillon bleu” was an ephemeral luxury restaurant designed by René Dulong and Gu
starrywisdomsect:Cover art for the 1969 Panther Books edition of William Hope Hodgson’s The House on
AAAH I GOT THE BOOKS TODAY!!! It’s so weird to see my own illustrations there but they are the
Day 14- FlowersSometimes Matilda longed for a friend, like the kind, courageous people in her books.
An Illustration of a Scribe’s Tools, 1868Color woodcut[1908] In: Kokushi daijiten = National History
How about that Lenin? Big reader. Loved books. Tolstoy: loved him. Goncharov: couldn’t get enough of
Life and Death from book Bright Beams from the Blackboard by Hy Pickering aka Henry Pickering, Chalk
“Was that Cardi B?”Booksmart - Illustration by Relly Coquia
dainesanddaffodils:Both pieces of art belong to Minuiko. 
X-Men house ad (art by Dave Cockrum, yet advertising the Byrne run); Dynamic Forces homage art by Al
Illustration from Pierre Louÿs’ Les Chansons de Bilitis by Georges Barbier (1922)
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