More backgrounds from JUNGLE BOOK.

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Deer in a snowy forest - more by Ralph Hulett, holiday cards from the 1950s.

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A couple pieces I got for
Right done by , left done by MorgueBuddy on FA! https://t.co/Z42t5JCq8U

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Orange and Lemon, c. 1575
Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, 1538-1588

(Victoria & Albert Museum, London)

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Here's two TWA travel posters both from 1964: St. Louis and World's Fair. David Klein, designer.

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Vintage TWA travel posters by David Klein. Greece: 1955; Holy Land: 1965.

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merel is for an rpg-esque universe im making!! fantasy mans. he's a morgue owner and mortician dude! he's a part of a necromancer-like species in my universe and once every year his face looks normal as depicted in the image, otherwise he always looks like a skeleton man

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Last two. Peter P. Plasencia was the artist who illustrated the "Space Alphabet" book - also from 1964. I've posted examples from that one a while back.

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From "Jules Verne: The Man Who Invented the Future" - illustrated by Peter P. Plasencia, 1964.

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Posting this series again because I love the illustrations so much. From "Jules Verne: The Man Who Invented the Future" by Franz Born, 1964. Amazing illustrations by Peter P. Plasencia.

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Honzo Zufu by Kan'en Iwasaki, Jacques le Moyne de Morgues, Katie Scott.

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Apparently in the 1950s, couples only had two kids and that was that.

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More vintage Christmas wrapping paper. Fun colors here on this pattern. The brownish-looking color is gold - scans make it so hard to get that golden sheen effect, obviously.

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More vintage Christmas wrapping paper. Fun swirly-cue trees.

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15 Australian Christmas Carols LP cover, 1961. No artist credit.

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Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues 🎨

- Artichoke
- Pomegranate

1575

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One of my favorites from my own vinyl collection: XMas Hi-Fivories, 1954. No artist credit.

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