John 1930 Gallery

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roserosette:King of Jazz, 1930, John Murray Anderson

John Nash (British, 1893-1977), Dorset Landscape, c.1930. Oil on canvas, 49 x 59.5 cm.

Little Miss Muffet , ca. 1936Rex John Whistler (British, 1905–1944)

Miss Bailey with the African Shawl, Edwin Augustus Harleston, ca. 1930

ochyming:Jasper Johns USA, b. 1930 High School Days, 1969 Embossed lead relief with mirror 584

huariqueje:Hark to Trombone and Trumpet - John Albert Cooper , c.1930.British,1894-1943Oil on ca

thunderstruck9:John Nash (British, 1893-1977), Dorset Landscape, c.1930. Oil on canvas, 49 x 59.5 cm

Peonies and head of a woman, 1887 by John Peter Russell (Australian, 1858–1930)

the-evil-clergyman: Illustration from Shakespeare’s King Lear by John Yunge-Bateman (1930)

johnhannahs:Irene Hervey photographed at home, 1930’s

johnhannahs:candid photo of Jean Harlow, 1930’s

ochyming:Jasper Johns USA, b. 1930 Alphabets, 1957 graphite wash, graphite and printed canvas b

John Rea Neill (1877-1943), ‘The Snake Mother’, “Argosy”, Vol. 216, #2, 1930

monsieurleprince:Henry John Stock (1853 - 1930) - The uplifting of Psyche, by the help of a divinity

thisobscuredesireforbeauty: Kay Johnson in: Madam Satan (Dir. Cecil B. DeMille, 1930).Source

insearchofpaganhollywood:Kay Johnson (and Reginald Denny) for Madam Satan (Cecil B. DeMille, 1930)

fragrantblossoms:John Kauffmann. African Leather Leaf, c. 1930.

the1920sinpictures:1930 Air King Products radio by John Gordon Rideout and Harold Van Doren.

dramioneloversunite: Richard St John Harris (1 October 1930 – 25 October 2002)- Albus Dumbledore 1

thunderstruck9:Jasper Johns (American, b. 1930), Gray Rectangles, 1957. Encaustic on canvas with obj

Dante, 1882 by Henry John Stock (English, 1853–1930)

poboh:Reclining female nude, 1930, John Banting (1902 - 1972) - Oil on Board -

Sky Roads of the World - Amy Johnson - First Edition 1939Female Aviation Pioneer

theegoist: Jasper Johns (American, b.1930) - Hand, Lithograph, 57.2 × 44.4 cm (1963)

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