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classical-crap: from a 1900s music magazine actually very good advice!

Heinrich Vogeler, Drachentöter, Dragon Slayer, 1902. Ink drawing. Worpswede, Germany. From the magaz

Leo Putz, cover of the magazine Jugend, “Pfauenweibchen” / Little peacock woman, 1906. Source

Jutta Sika, Owls, from the magazine Ver Sacrum, 1903. Color wood cut. Vienna. Via University of Heid

magictransistor:Garuda. Bhutan. 1900s.

Jobbágytelki legények

Cover of Jugend Magazine by Adolf Münzer (1902)

Illustration by Julius Diez for Jugend magazine, 1906.

Danube Swirl.Illustration by Julius Diez (1870-1957) for German art magazine, Jugend. 1902.

IN FUTURO1901F.W. READGOUACHE, 24 x 18″PUBLISHED IN LIFE, DECEMBER 5, 1901The original Life ma

Délvidéki leányok

Jobbágytelki legények

Szabadkai magyar népviselet (Hungarian costumes from Szabadka)

Palóc viseletek

fawnvelveteen:The Magic Crystal or The Crystal Gazer by Gertrude Käsebier (1852-1934)

Illustration from Die Muskete magazine, 1918

1. Bedford Lemere & Co. Magnificent Staircase, uk, 1900s2. Bedford Lemere & Co. Arch

clawmarks:Jugend - 1901, Band 1 - via University of Heidelberg

life:Jazz legend Louis Armstrong was born 114 years ago today, August 4, 1901. Pictured here in 1954

yesterdaysprint:Magic lantern slide of three silhouettes, Nuremberg, Germany, 1901

Marie Magdalene “Marlene” Dietrich (December 27, 1901 – May 6, 1992), “Seven Sinners,” 1940. Post in

Labor Day NumberPoster for Collier’s magazine, Vol. XXVII, No. 22 (August 31, 1901)Artist: Edward Pe

danskjavlarna:“The princess who understood magic,” from Queen Mab’s Fairy Realm, 1901.

danskjavlarna:“The princess who understood magic,” from Queen Mab’s Fairy Realm, 1901.

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