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Remedios Varo, Allegory of Winter (1948)
Gouache on paper
44 x 44 cm
Coffee (and some delicious cake) break with John Harris (born 1948)
Iizawa Ten'yô (Japanese, died 1948)
Young Girl Carrying her Doll on her Back and her Umbrella in Hand
Eloping Couple
Taishô–early Shôwa era
#japan #postcards
Iizawa Ten'yô (Japanese, died 1948)
Wife in a Rickshaw and Husband Running Alongside with the Baggage
Taishô–early Shôwa era
Iizawa Ten'yô (Japanese, died 1948)
Resting Mother, Working Father and a Baby
Eloping Couple
Husband Holding a Parasol for his Wife and their Baby on his Back
Husband Cleaning his Wife's Shoes
Husband Massaging his Wife
Taishô–early Shôwa era
#japan #postcards
#今日は何の日
#大和和紀 さんのお誕生日
(1948.3.13生)
#はいからさんが通る
1978.6.3-1979.3.31
朝日放送(土)19:00-19:30
大正時代を主舞台とし、設定年代当時の様々な民間風俗や漫画連載当時のサブカルチャーを由来としたギャグなどを取り混ぜながら人々の恋愛模様を描く。
#懐かしい #昭和
“The flying islands of the night”
Franklin Booth (July 8, 1874 – August 25, 1948) was an American artist known for his detailed pen-and-ink illustrations.
On 10 March 1948 the Indian Union Muslim League was founded.
After the partition of India in 1947, the members of All India Muslim League who had opposed partition of the country and who considered India as their motherland established the Indian Union Muslim League. (1/2)
@marialves53 @albertopetro2 @Rebeka80721106 @smarucci461 @scastaldi9 @LunaLeso @martinis2018 @migliaccio31 @ANNAMARIABIASI1 @Biagio960 @VicoLudovico @JacopoVeneziani @claudioborlotto @agustin_gut @DavLucia @dianadep1 @angela3nipoti1 @CristianeGLima @paoloigna1 @erminiopasquat1 @licprospero @ritamay1 @gori_magnani @deOzAlice @AlessandraCicc6 @arteeblog @BaroneZaza70 @BrindusaB1 @Annasaba8 @albert_cunill @cmont4560 @monicasloves @monica74761144 @BB_Aesztia @ampomata @Amyperuana @matibo11 @GerberArancio @CaterinaCategio @FriendArt_ L'Énigmatique (The Enigmatic), ca. 1910__ Ernest Biéler (Swiss painter) 1863 - 1948
"Rockets For Riches" (finale) by Gardner Fox and Sheldon Moldoff from Moon Girl#3 (1948 EC Comics).
"Rockets For Riches" (part 2) by Gardner Fox and Sheldon Moldoff from Moon Girl#3 (1948 EC Comics).