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Paul Davis’ Illustrious History at the School of Visual Arts
Famed for his performing-arts posters, among many other works, Davis has maintained a strong connection with the College since he graduated in 1959.
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“A new diamond in the Sun’s crown.” Cover of Krokodil magazine, Jan. 1959. Illustration by Boris Leo.
“I d-did see a ghost!”
Frank Godwin's original art for his "Rusty Riley" daily newspaper strip of Monday 18th August 1959.
Horace Silver finished recording Blowin’ the Blues Away for Blue Note Records on this day in 1959.
After WWII, Disney influenced how Americans viewed both royalty and post-war roles for girls and women.
Princess Elizabeth was crowned Queen in 1952.
Cinderella was released in 1950, Sleeping Beauty in 1959. Both featured white, blonde, and blue-eyed princesses as aspirations.
Argosy magazine, August 1959.
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Las 10 mejores películas de la década 1950-1959.
Las diez películas de animación más interesantes que se estrenaron de 1950 a 1959.
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Anne Hickmott, London Underground poster, 1959. Hickmott (b. 1935) is a graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, painter and printmaker. She studied at the Royal College of Art and has designed book covers and worked for various British transportation companies and the BBC.
Not to be an old man yelling at clouds or anything, but Disney animation hasn’t done better framing and backgrounds since Sleeping Beauty in 1959.
Angelo Bianchetti 1911-1994
"Autogrill Montepulciano" 1967
Bridge Restaurant. Restaurant built like a bridge over a road or motorway...
#Bianchetti introduced this concept to Europe in 1959. He built nine bridge restaurants for Italian food chain Pavesi...
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The independent science fiction horror films The Killer Shrews and The Giant Gila Monster were released as a double feature on June 25, 1959. Filmed near Dallas, Texas, both films were directed by Ray Kellogg, and produced by Ken Curtis and Gordon McLendon.
