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May 2008
05/05/2008
Japanese Calendar And Industrial Advertising Images
Japanese
Advertising Images
I'm not even sure how I found these lithographs, but there is a little
treasure trove of some really nice Japanese calendar and advertising
images on this site. Unfortunately, the Babelfish translation of
this page is pretty hard understand, but the images speak for themselves.
The main page for this site is
here.
Okada Saburo help picture (1908)
Temple pine Kunitarou picture (1915-17)
Wada three structure picture (1909)
The greenery picture (1931)
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Art And Video
Links For 05/05/2008
Ernest Normand
I really couldn't find that much information about Normand on the
Internet except I found out that he was married to one of the members
Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood
Henrietta Rae.
The White Slave (1894)
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T. Privat-Livemont
I wish there were more examples available of his wonderful posters.
Absinthe Robette (1896)
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Albert Lynch
What a sweetheart, no?
The Letter
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Dizzy Gillespie - "Salt Peanuts" - 1947
The one and only.
Dizzy
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Captain Beefheart
- Big Eyed Beans from Venus (1980)
We're down to the dozens!
Distant Cousins, There's a Limited Supply.
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Monty Python -
Salad Days
This is one of my favorite Python sketches.
Michael Palin Stars in Samuel Peckinpah's
Salad Days
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The Empire
Strikes Barack
Uh-oh!
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The Art of Symbolist Painter Carlos Schwabe
Carlos Schwabe [Bio]
These are selected images by the fascinating Swiss-German Symbolist
painter and illustrator Carlos Schwabe (not to be confused with Charles
Schwab). I really like to get the book Les Fleurs du Mal by
Charles Meunier in 1900, which many of Schwabe's images below were taken
from.
The Hymne below reminds me a lot of William Blake's work. I also found out that
Spleen and Ideal
an album by Dead Can Dance (a great album) was inspired by
the image with the same name from Fleurs du Mal. There are
more images of his work available at the
Pony Gallery and at
ArtMagic.
Les Fleurs du Mal Illustration, Hymne (1900)
Ange d'espérance (1895)
The Grave Digger's Death (1895) via
AHR
Les Fleurs du Mal Illustration, Destruction 1900
Study For
The Wave 2 (1907)
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