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We’ve lost one of the nicest, most humbly talented people that I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting; Dan Hughes.
If you’ve ever been to a show in Philadelphia, there’s a solid chance he did one of the posters.
Here’s just a minuscule sample of his incredible work. Rest easy.
🐚 The conchologist's first book
Philadelphia, Pub. for the Author, by Haswell, Barrington, and Haswell, 1840.
https://t.co/4u9N5JuLT7
🌱 Garden and farm manual: .
Philadelphia, PA: Johnson & Stokes, 1903.
https://t.co/Q83uH2ne4D
🌎 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/S1aBzgk3Hl
📌 michael | he/him
illustration and art education student in Philadelphia, PA
CS, TH, and YT ➡️ sweathie
Portfolio ➡️ https://t.co/osRj8Zs7FO
🌎 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/T3I6NqlRkV
🐸 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/MQttjs5N1r
🌎 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/wqNBvtWz4A
🌎 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/HEt6DOPuXs
🐸 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/uj3al6faeZ
🌎 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/wqNBvtWz4A
🌎 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/fNfhMiAH5X
🌎 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/pYrOv1CIBn
C 1890 carousel zebra with a carved saddle and bridle made by the G.A. Dentzel Company of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 55" x 12" x 58", realized $36,000 (est. $30,000/40,000) at @PnPAuctions https://t.co/oS8EXjjD2H #antique 3antiques #zebra #carousel #merrygoround #Dentzel #zebras
📌 michael | he/him | 20
illustration (BFA) and art education (MAT) student in Philadelphia, PA
CS, TH, and YT ➡️ sweathie
🐸 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/lOwWvOfLvC
🐸 North American herpetology:
Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842.
https://t.co/zGwtUYCzUE
1804: Captain Stephen Decatur led a small detachment of United States Marines to the captured USS Philadelphia. They stormed the ship and overpowered the Tripolitan sailors. With fire support from the American warships, they set fire to Philadelphia, denying her use by the enemy.