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The J-31GA / Gyrfalcon Advanced is a land-based, export version of the original carrier-capable J-31C which entered service in the late 2050s.
It features a lengthy nose to accommodate even more fuel, making it an ideal choice for those countries that cannot afford F-35C/Ds. https://t.co/VS4Y7hmrr9
Kim/Kerry in the 1950s.
It is based on their 1950s AU fic that I wrote in Japanese.
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#ER #KerryWeaver #KimLegaspi
Love in the Time of Wertham, pt.1
Pencils https://t.co/CjwkzdDVXL, inks @mrcsh, colours @katie_q_illo, letters @takemeout, written by me
This strip tells the story of two comics that fall in love during Fredric Wertham’s infamous senate hearings during the 1950s.
Spotlight on nursery rhyme character, Humpty Dumpty. An 1873 image from serial, ST. NICHOLAS; an illustration from 1924 by Monro S. Orr; a vintage toy; Edward Bawden illustration for London department store, Fortnum & Mason. 1950s.
Just doing my regular thing and getting once again obsessed by Jean Fouquet's work. He's doing this in the 1450s. My god.
The Naughtiest Girl is a series of novels written by Enid Blyton in the 1940s–1950s. Elizabeth Allen is a spoiled girl whose misbehavior causes her to be sent to Whyteleafe School. In the middle of her first term, she discovers how lonely she was and starts to behave. #popculture
Seagull Seagull... a beautiful selection of poems by New Zealand’s folk poet James K. Baxter, written the in 1950s. Illustrated by #KieranRynhart, @geckopress 🌊🦐 "Gorgeously illustrated and with poems for all seasons, this is a lovely anthology" writes @SaffiaLFarr
Charley Harper bird silk screen prints sold through the Ford Times magazine, 1950s.
Woman Holding Baby c.1955 by Eva Frankfuther, German-born British artist, notable for depicting the immigrant communities of the East End of London in the 1950s. #womensart
The name "daguerreotype" correctly refers only to one very specific image type and medium, the product of a process that was in wide use only from the early 1840s to the late 1850s.
Massimo Campigli, '50s. The painting at left was shown @ the 1950 Biennale dominated by Rivera and Siqueiros. An instance of how craft imaginaries slip so easily between ideological positions - these rest awkwardly btw. Rivera's heroic workers & Sironi's right-wing primitivism.
June Christy was the epitome of the vocal cool Jazz movement of the 1950s. Her hits included "Shoo Fly Pie & Apple Pan Dowdy", the million-selling "Tampico" & "How High the Moon" After her death, she was hailed as "one of the finest and most neglected singers of her time
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...B is For…Henry Matthew Brock...who, by the 1890s, was a popular and prolific Illustrator. He worked until his eyesight failed in the 1950s. He worked mainly in pen & ink, with colour tinting... #ForgottenChildrensBooks #BookIllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...B is For…Henry Matthew Brock...who, by the 1890s, was a popular and prolific Illustrator. He worked until his eyesight failed in the 1950s. He worked mainly in pen & ink, with colour tinting... #ForgottenChildrensBooks #BookIllustrationOfTheDay
Feel free if you want to use this as your wallpaper ☺️👋 I just made it today. Don't you love how pretty fashion in 50s.
This character right here, the blonde girl? 14. The characters making advances on her? In their 50s.
TEENA, by Hilda Terry (1914-2006), the first woman allowed to join the National Cartoonists Society. So well-drawn: so lean and elegant. The actions and emotions of the loose-limbed teens are clear, their poses free from the stiff clichés usually seen in teen comics. 1950s.
L’IL ABNER greeting cards. 1950s. Art by Frank Frazetta.
Creator Al Capp, Frazetta, and Bob Lubbers were by far the best trio who worked on the comic. Later on, when nobody wanted much to do with him anymore, Capp had trouble finding talented assistants, and the art suffered.
Eric Hobsbawm, Peter De Francia, c.1955
both members of the Geneva Club in the mid-1950s.This club was an opportunity for left-wing artists and intellectuals to meet. Those who attended their gatherings also included J.D. Bernal, John Berger, Paul Hogarth Derrick Greaves.