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Category Archives: graphic art
Pamela Colman Smith (1878-1951), from her Tarot Card series
Beautiful image which must have some recall of Japonica, Japanese art, especially for example, Hiroshige.
Posted in art, graphic art, graphic design, japanese art, Uncategorized
Tagged Pamela Colman Smith, Tarot
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Ferenc Helbing (Hungary, 1870-1958), The Garden of Eden
Posted in art, Arts and Crafts, fin de siecle, graphic art, graphic design, literary painting, nude, painting, Uncategorized
Tagged Arts and Crafts, biblical, Ferenc Helbing, Garden of Eden, Hungary, painting
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Tjebbe van Tijen, Chanel Smell of Death
See his very thoughtful discussion of Marilyn Monroe used by Chanel and Chanel’s history with antisemitism. Sort of ironic that Chanel, who planned to profit from Hitler, ended up using the image of a woman who converted to Judaism when … Continue reading
Posted in 20th century, fashion photography, femme fatale, graphic art, graphic design, photography, pinup, portrait, Uncategorized
Tagged antisemitism, Chanel, exploitation, fashion, Marilyn Monroe, perfume
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Chaneling Bond
Beautiful image from Nylon Pinkley. See her photostream. I’m a sucker for 70s colors, it seems.
Posted in art, digital art, femme fatale, graphic art, illustration, pinup, Uncategorized
Tagged 1970s, Bond girl, cartoon, glamour, illustration, James Bond
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Camera 35, 1971
Posted in fashion photography, graphic art, photography, pinup, pinup, Uncategorized
Tagged 1970s, magazine cover, photography, swimsuit model
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Rolph Armstrong, Pinup
Posted in figurative art, graphic art, illustration, pinup, Uncategorized, World War II
Tagged bombshell, pinup, retro
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Virginia Mori, Illustrator
Virginia Mori is very much in the style of Edward Gorey but much darker. See this link.
Posted in graphic art, illustration, macabre, Neosurrealism, noir, Surrealism, Uncategorized
Tagged Edward Goey, illustration, macabre, Surrealism, Virginia Mori
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Louis Carriere, French pulp fiction artist
I just ran across this and thought it was funny. What is that guy wearing? (If it’s a guy–Oh, wait, he’s French. I lived there in 1990 and they really did still wear scarves). He is even more peculiar than the flasher … Continue reading
Posted in cartoons, Erotica, graphic art, humor, illustration, pinup, Uncategorized
Tagged blonds, exhibitionism, French, Louis Carriere, pulp fiction
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Victor Moscoso, Miller Blues Band Poster, San Francisco
Posted in Erotica, femme fatale, graphic art, Uncategorized
Tagged femme fatale, poster, psychedelia, San Francisco, Victor Moscoso
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Stunning works posted in 2015
Nishant Dange, one of my favorite artists that I discovered this year. Beautiful portraits in charcoal. Vania Zouravliov can’t get enough of this artist. Mesmerizing graphic artist/painter with very dark works. Zdislaw Beksinski unquestionably the greatest artist I discovered this … Continue reading