Cain in the United States by David Alfaro Siqueiros (1947) | This work painted by Siqueiros lamenting the rise of race-based fascism in the United States & Mexico in the 1940s seems oddly prescient.

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Hard-hitting Eduardo "Zurdo" Lausse, middleweight contender from Argentina who fought from 1947 to 1960 🇦🇷

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1947 "Achebak, the Seal Hunter" oil on masonite by Frederick Machetanz (1908-2002).

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Sidney Harold Meteyard,
English Artist. 1868-1947.

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おはようございます口を開けた笑顔
4月17日は

【…1947年4月17日に「職業紹介所」が「公共職業安定所」に改称され発足したことにちなんで…
1990年1月8日に「ハローワーク」の名称に再改称…】

…今週は、だいぶ疲れたな😫
またここのお世話になろうかしらん🥺

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Забирохин Борис Павлович (р.1947)
«Магазин». Из серии к произведению В.Астафьева. 1981 год.Бумага, цветная литография; 694х535 мм.

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Ai Xuan
Artiste-peintre chinois né en 1947
'Tibetan girl'

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"Let me help you out there buddy..." Planet Stories, January 1947.

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"Sueño"
🖌️Isaac Snowman (1874-1947) fue un artista anglo-judío que hizo de los temas culturales judíos su tema.
"El segundo síntoma de la muerte de nuestros sueños son nuestras certezas."
✍️Paulo Coelho

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Some of the last for a great afternoon!




1-Alnitak and the Flame Nebula
https://t.co/si8JUVP5o9
2-Messier 106
https://t.co/AAY8UX6vi2
3-Threads of NGC 1947
https://t.co/o0xDbalZqA
4-Mars and the Pleiades Beyond Vinegar Hill
https://t.co/aLd4vGovK3

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Today's PUNCH colour cover. The land of Mr Punch. Rowland Emett from the 1947 Almanack

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y me casaría de nuevo.
Breath-taking
From Good Housekeeping, April 1947

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Isaac Snowman (1874-1947) British

Slumber

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Russian artist Valeri Masyukov (b. 1947) paints these everyday scenes with a boldness and simplicity, stripped of detail and decoration which I admire. https://t.co/xKtvkce5PF

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A crazy idea for escape :D After the Order 66 the Force drew him to Earth. Crashed at Roswell in 1947, the jedi was saved by and young Samuel : :

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🐧今日は労務管理の日(^Θ^)

1947年の今日、「労働基準法」が公布されたんだ。

お仕事のし過ぎで、体調崩さないようにしましょうね。

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‘The Giant Stride.’ by Ethel Spowers (1890 – 1947)

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‘The Giant Stride.’ by Ethel Spowers (1890 – 1947)

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