A Matzah baker loads dough into an oven. Lida, March 14, 1926. Photo by Alter Kacyzne.

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Yesterday was a glorious 70 degree day in Milwaukee and it got us excited for spring flowers! Today we are featuring flower studies from 'Research: Design in Nature,' edited by John Gilbert Wilkins, published by the Field Museum in 1926. Learn more: https://t.co/9OWZ0UmJRL

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"Flapper getting a Garter tattooed on her leg". Photographer unknown. 1926.

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Bradley Walker Tomlin.
House and Garden, 1926.

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Léon Spilliaert
The Shipwrecked Man, 1926.

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"Your inscriptions prevent others from reading the book."
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926.

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"Do not bend the book and do not roll it up."
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926.

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"The book is not a kitchen accessory."
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926.

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"Do not cut out pages and drawings."
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926.

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"Protect the book from rain and snow."
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926.

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"Do not read while eating"
Soviet propaganda poster, 1926.

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Remembering American film and television actor Peter Graves on his birthday, born March 18, 1926.

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Gunta Stölzl - 4. When a picture says more than words. Gunta Stölzl was appointed “master" of the Bauhaus weaving workshop in 1926. Here she is on the roof of the new Bauhaus Dessau in a commemorative photo for its opening with her all-male colleagues.
https://t.co/WNIdyia3NE

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"Sorry, but your planet's banned from entry..."

The First Men In The Moon, by H G Wells. Amazing Stories, December 1926.

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Johan Dijkstra ,1896-1978 ,Groningen Portrait of a man ,1926.

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Alexander Archipenko - 1926.

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In memory......💔😢 Portrait of Ida Karnovski sitting in her room in the Kovno ghetto.

Ida Karnovski was born in December 1926...She was killed at the age of eighteen, along with her mother and aunt, when the Germans set the ghetto on fire in July, 1944. ( Yad Vashem )

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Alfred Courmes 1898-1993 French artist, son of a Navy officer who supported his art inclinations Cubist and realist classical and surrealist Dubbed the angel of bad taste by his enemies. Portrait of Peggy Guggenheim 1926. Social and anticlerical themes parody of publicity imagery

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Celebrating today - the fictional anthropomorphic bear created by English author A.A. Milne in 1926.

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