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Girl with a Red Headband, c. 1920, Gerda Wegener ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
#hairhistory #hairstyle #vintagehair #arthistory #thehairhistorian #gerdawegener #1920s #pearls #thedanishgirl #fingerwaves https://t.co/o90EVbpbtI
Light the whole bloody London on fire… 🔥
a little dapper 1920s #Constantine that got inspired by my marathon of peaky blinders :')
New self-portrait for a soon-to-be bio page at https://t.co/3j6hqZS1x7. I turned myself into a 1920s Shanghai heiress, ...because I can ^^
ESB printed pamphlet, ‘Aids to beauty in distress’, 1920s:
“In the beginning Woman did the work of the home… She is still doing it.
How shall her work be done so that she shall have leisure to enjoy her home? The answer is: By electricity.”
More at https://t.co/WRZ2D1uEAO
An exciting programme of talks @DorichHouse this February discusses the 'Roaring 1920s' in Russia https://t.co/lPxa7qK8ne
Black-centered supernatural goings-on in 1920s Harlem and 1970s Detroit!!! Definitely need to pick these up when they hit. Great way to start my comic book collection back up! Big ups to @DavidWalker1201, @sanfordgreene & @saladinahmed
#BitterRoot #Abbott #BlackComics
During the 1920s - 30s, Women's Magazine had a literary & artistic renaissance. They were illustrated by Golden Era Illustrators like the Polish artist Wladyslaw T. Benda (1873-1948). Benda's "beautiful women" were often at the more exotic & mysterious end of the spectrum.
Daily #sketch 006!
Researching 1920s cars and stuff and @blaircrimmins music is perfect for getting in the mood! I’ll have to illustrate a song or two one of these days. There’s some that really inspire the imagination!
What music gets you in the creative mood?
Some 1920s Syndicate for things that may-or-not be trivial.
Day 295 - here is my last of the first challenge. Time to move on and give it one more go. #bestfriends #ladies #gents #1920s #1700s #costume #design #lookinggood #veryfancy #best #drawing #art #photoshop #inking #gurls #sketch #sketchdaily #dailydoodle … https://t.co/XurbCIstIp
Surrealism (1920s) artists sought to unlock the power of the imagination using unnerving, illogical scenes, strange creatures created from everyday objects to "resolve the previously contradictory conditions of dream &
reality into a super-reality". (Dali, Magritte, Ernst, Kahlo)
#JeanneMammen wanted to be “a pair of eyes, walking through the world unseen, only to be able to see others”. #Review of #retrospective #TheObserver #JeanneMammenBG @BG_Museum by @annamcnay https://t.co/yUQxqDUSIo #Berlin #1920s #RoaringTwenties #GoldenTwenties
The event was kitted out in a 1920s style at a pub in Birmingham #illustration #PeakyBlinders