1940s Art
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Philip Guston (American, born Canada; 1913–1980)Gladiators Oil and pencil on canvas, 1940 The Museum
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
Times Square, NYC (couple with hats from back)Louis Faurer (American; 1916–2001)ca. 1949 (printed la
Bula Croker’s Pirate Gold.Illustration by Andre Durenceau for American Weekly, June 1948.
Bula Croker’s Pirate Gold.Illustration by Andre Durenceau for American Weekly, June 1948.
H.J. Ward cover art for Spicy Mystery (August 1940).
H.J. Ward cover art for Spicy Mystery (August 1940).
The vibrant alien cityscapes of Frank R. Paul (1884-1963).
The vibrant alien cityscapes of Frank R. Paul (1884-1963).
‪Production art from various 1940s Disney cartoons: The Fire Chief (1940), No Sail (1945), and Light
‪Production art from various 1940s Disney cartoons: The Fire Chief (1940), No Sail (1945), and Light
Otto Freundlich, Composition, 1940. Gouache on paper. Wilhelm-Hack Museum, Ludwigshafen. Photo Joach
Otto Freundlich, Composition, 1940. Gouache on paper. Wilhelm-Hack Museum, Ludwigshafen. Photo Joach
rogerwilkerson:Peeping Witch, art by Charles Kaiser.  Detail from October 31, 1942 Saturday Evening
rogerwilkerson:Peeping Witch, art by Charles Kaiser.  Detail from October 31, 1942 Saturday Evening
World War II nose art(top) Northrop P-61 Black Widow(middle) Boeing B-29 Superfortress(bottom) North
World War II nose art(top) Northrop P-61 Black Widow(middle) Boeing B-29 Superfortress(bottom) North
More 1930s/1940s Good Housekeeping illustrations of Disney cartoons. Without the Internet, where wou
More 1930s/1940s Good Housekeeping illustrations of Disney cartoons. Without the Internet, where wou
slam-drawings:Untitled (man’s eye), Unknown, 1940s–50s, Saint Louis Art Museum: Prints, Drawings and
slam-drawings:Untitled (man’s eye), Unknown, 1940s–50s, Saint Louis Art Museum: Prints, Drawings and
M.C. Escher, Dewdrop, 1948. Mezzotint. 
M.C. Escher, Dewdrop, 1948. Mezzotint. 
micaceous-art:“Mica, why were you late to work???“ "Oh, well, I was drawing the 1940s les
micaceous-art:“Mica, why were you late to work???“ "Oh, well, I was drawing the 1940s les
talesfromweirdland:Hand-painted Road Runner backgrounds (and one layout). The splendid art direction
talesfromweirdland:Hand-painted Road Runner backgrounds (and one layout). The splendid art direction
André Delfau, Molyneux, 1945
André Delfau, Molyneux, 1945
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Charles Sheeler, Amoskeag Mills 2, New Hampshire, 1948. Crystal Bridges Art Museum in Bentonville, A
Charles Sheeler, Amoskeag Mills 2, New Hampshire, 1948. Crystal Bridges Art Museum in Bentonville, A
talesfromweirdland:Cover illustration by Spanish artist, Manolo Prieto for the magazine, Novelas y C
talesfromweirdland:Cover illustration by Spanish artist, Manolo Prieto for the magazine, Novelas y C
talesfromweirdland:The Disney film that got away: art from CHANTICLEER, by Marc Davis. Parts of it w
talesfromweirdland:The Disney film that got away: art from CHANTICLEER, by Marc Davis. Parts of it w
talesfromweirdland:Years and years before The Wiz (1978), there was the Broadway musical Carmen Jone
talesfromweirdland:Years and years before The Wiz (1978), there was the Broadway musical Carmen Jone
Do Your Part for the Red CrossErwin Blumenfeld (American, born Germany; 1897–1969)Published on the c
Do Your Part for the Red CrossErwin Blumenfeld (American, born Germany; 1897–1969)Published on the c
Fashion illustration by André Delfau, 1948, Jacques Griffe Couture.
Fashion illustration by André Delfau, 1948, Jacques Griffe Couture.
The End (1943), by A. Paul Weber (1893-1980).
The End (1943), by A. Paul Weber (1893-1980).
Smokestack and TankArthur Osver 1948New Orleans Museum of Art
Smokestack and TankArthur Osver 1948New Orleans Museum of Art
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