1920s Men

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When Georgia O’Keeffe began painting New York City in the 1920s, she found a new subject for her exp

HUMAN CHESS! eat your heart out, Ron Weasley… -St. Petersburg, Russia,1924

jumpingjacktrash:bluart106:Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s.According to George Chauncey’s eponymous G

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Adolphe Mouron Cassandre, poster artwork for Ernest hats, 1928. Reclamos Llorens, Barcelona, Spain.

Man as an Industrial Palace. Illustration from Das Leben Des Menschen (1926), by German-Jewish physi

badesaba:Maynard Owen Williams (1888-1963) :A corner of the smoking-room of a men’s club - Haifa, Pa

Otto Morach, poster for the clothier PKZ, 1928. PKZ means Paul Kehl of Zurich, Switzerland.

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bluart106:Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s.According to George Chauncey’s eponymous Gay New York, the

Erich Mendelsohn & Josef Neufeld, architecture of Kaufhaus Schocken, 1928. Stuttgart, Germany. E

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bluart106: Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s. According to George Chauncey’s eponymous Gay New York, th

jumpingjacktrash:bluart106:Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s.According to George Chauncey’s eponymous G

Detail for Male Figure (Charcoal Study, No. 4.23)John Singer Sargent (American; 1856–1925)ca. 1920Bl

Menu, Tadich Grill, San FranciscoDate: March 28, 1922Source: California Historical Society, Californ

bluart106:Two men dancing, Harlem, 1920s.According to George Chauncey’s eponymous Gay New York, the

Tom Purvis, poster illustration for Austin Reed poster, from Commercial Art, 1927. England. Via maga

the1870svictorian:Mens Grooming Kit, Leather Case, c. 1920s

ABSTRACT TIN MANOne of the earliest tin men trade signs made by Israel Zachvitz, Bronx, NY 1925.The

khorazir: “When you said we were attending a 1920s costume party, you could have mentioned it

Advertisement for Kuppenheimer men’s clothing by J.C. Leyendecker. - 1920s

Advertisement for Kuppenheimer men’s clothing by J.C. Leyendecker. - 1920s

Advertisement for Kuppenheimer Men’s Apparel painted by J. C. Leyendecker. - 1920s

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