If I were the sort of person to make a New Year's resolution, I think it might be somewhat along this sentiment.
Sarah S. Stilwell — 1903
Showing posts with label Year End Clearance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Year End Clearance. Show all posts
Love All of the Days
Looking a bit like an Engelbreit card, this page was part of a set of pages from a 1903 children's magazine by Sarah Stilwell.
Hail Britannia
A humble announcement of Britain's supremacy of the seas:
Wm Dyce—Neptune Resigning To Britannia the Empire of the Sea—1847
Old Man's Lament
Good Golly Miss Molly, but I miss the days when every third book on the drugstore book spinner had a Jeff Jones, Frank Frazetta, or Roy Krenkel cover. And the stories were fun TOO!
Catherine Jeffrey Jones — The Moon of Comrath
America's Graphic Design Magazine
For all you artists out there . . .
Marcellino — Print Magazine — January-February 1979
I especially like the crayons in there. I use crayons a lot.
A Favorite Illustrator
A really early cover by a favorite illustrator of nearly everyone:
J. C. Leyendecker — The Inland Printer — December 1897
Cover Girl
Marion Davies was a major cover girl in her day, not all just because of her association with William Randolph Hearst.
Hamilton King — Theatre Magazine — June 1920 —Marion Davies
Year End Clearance
Alright, it's that time of year—Year End Clearance—where I feel I can post individual images with no more explanation than what I know off the top of my head. So, for the next week, scattered among the New Yorker covers, will be miscellaneous little treasures that don't quite fit a larger theme. Images that have maybe been separated from their mother ship, so to speak. Images that may not be immediately identifiable.
Let's see what surfaces.
Armando Drechsler — Dos Amigas — 1941
Whoa—Pearl Harbor Day took place in there!
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