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Marc Chagall, Avarice I (L'Avarice I) from The Seven Deadly Sins (Les Sept péchés capitaux), 1925, published 1926 https://t.co/7ixUA92sYA #museumarchive #marcchagall
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...L is For...Gordon Laite (1925 -1978) an American Illustrator, whose mother, Blanche Fisher Wright Laite, was also a celebrated Illustrator. Fairy Tales were his forte.
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An Alphabet full of Illustrators...L is For...Gordon Laite (1925 -1978) an American Illustrator, whose mother, Blanche Fisher Wright Laite, was also a celebrated Illustrator. Fairy Tales were his forte.
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An Alphabet full of Illustrators...L is For...Gordon Laite (1925 -1978) an American Illustrator, whose mother, Blanche Fisher Wright Laite, was also a celebrated Illustrator. Fairy Tales were his forte.
#BookIllustrationOfTheDay
An Alphabet full of Illustrators...L is For...Gordon Laite (1925 -1978) an American Illustrator, whose mother, Blanche Fisher Wright Laite, was also a celebrated Illustrator. Fairy Tales were his forte.
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I feel that when church-crawling in pursuit of snowdrops, I should perhaps at least try to dress the part.
Charming 1890 pantomime costume design by Wilhelm (Charles William Pitcher, 1858-1925). V and A.
Today in Comics History: The "Thimble Theatre" Sunday page first appeared on January 25, 1925 (six years after the strip's 1919 debut and a few years before Popeye's 1929 appearance). Here, that first Sunday and some other early pages:
Emma Amalia Ekwall (18 January 1838 – 1 February 1925) was a Swedish painter. Catherine La Rose (1)detail
Mitzi Friedmann-Otten, Coriandoli textile design, 1922. She took part in many exhibitions, contributed to progressive periodicals, and in 1925 founded a workshop. Due to being a Jew, she emigrated to the US in 1937 to escape Nazi persecution. Images from https://t.co/SjOUBWlZgY