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Dead Poet Carried by a Centaur, 1890
Artist: Gustave Moreau
Soft Cell - Tainted Love, 1981
Untitled construction (turkey), not dated on found paper, color, soot, string
This artwork is currently in the collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
James Castle was born in 1899 to Frank and Mary Castle in the sparsely-populated mountain community of Garden Valley, Idaho. His parents served as postmasters in Garden Valley from 1901 to 1923, working out of the living room of the family home. James, the fifth of seven surviving children, was deaf from birth. He began drawing at about age six and, from age ten to fifteen, attended the School for the Deaf and the Blind in the Idaho town of Gooding, 150 miles away. The Castle family moved to Star, Idaho, in 1923 and purchased the Star Grinding Mill. Frank Castle died in 1927, and Mary moved with James in 1931 to a property on the outskirts of Boise. When his mother died in 1948, James lived in the Boise house with his sister Agnes (Peggy), her husband Guy Wade, and their four children until he died in 1977.
Castle gained recognition as an artist in the early 1950s when his nephew Bob Beach, while attending the Museum Art School in Portland, Oregon, showed his uncle’s drawings to his instructors. Castle’s work was then included in exhibitions throughout the northwest, with one-person shows in 1963 and 1976 at the Boise Gallery of Art, now the Boise Art Museum.
Castle's work is now shown internationally.
For more information: https://jamescastle.com/james-castle-biography/
Roxette - Listen to Your Heart, 1988
Hall and stained glass windows inside Sainte-Chapelle in Paris, completed in 1248.
Calvin and Hobbes
By Bill Watterson
So many . . . wild lupin . . .
Print ad for Olivetti Lettera 22. Zodiac 1957: Issue 1.
Internet Archive
On February 8th, 1964, with "Louie Louie" by The Kingsmen under FBI investigation for containing obscene lyrics, the song's publishers offered $1,000 to anyone who could definitively distinguish the dirty words.
The Kingsmen - Louie Louie, 1963
Rocky, 1976
Bean, 1997
a small fortune
of teasel
and butterflies
The Great Outdoors, 1988
Studio portrait of Jimmie Sequint, Northern Shoshone, Pocatello, Idaho, ca. 1897
Photographer: Benedicte Wrensted
Pinocchio, 1940