A shadow happens. My own science problems. 1935.
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A shadow happens. My own science problems. 1935.
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From The Moon Prince by Richard Kendall Munkittrick, 1893.
I’ve squirreled away a modest collection of vintage squirrel imagery.
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Man Ray (American, 1890-1976) - Mes Possessions Secrètes, Pen and ink and colored felt-tip pen on cut-out paper in artist’s frame, 57.60 x 38.70 cm (1961)
Lemon Pigs. Lady Hollyhock and her friends. 1906.
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A cookie in the shape of a crescent moon. Lady Hollyhock and her friends. 1906.
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The Earth as seen from the Moon. American educator and Library of Knowledge. 1902.
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“‘To be sure,’ said the crow." From Stories of Mother Goose Village by Madge Bigham, 1903.
Here are the vintage crows, ravens, and blackbirds we’ve spoken with.
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~ Old Men Emerging from Flowers.
Date: A.D. 600–900
Place of origin: Mexico
Culture: probably Campeche, Jaina Island, Maya
Period: Late Classic Period
Medium: Ceramic with pigment
From Nebelspalter, 1931.
Here’s a weird collection of things that are human headed or human-faced.
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From Nebelspalter, 1911.
More harpies and human-headed birds are in this gallery dedicated to their care and feeding.
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“Apocalypse du ballet,” from Un Autre Monde by Grandville.
On point: vintage ballet imagery.
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Zwei frühkykladische Marmor-Figurinen die Harfe-Spieler darstellen
2700-2400 v. Chr.
Jean Dubuffet
1901-1985
MATIÈRE ET MÉMOIRE OU LES LITHOGRAPHES À L’ÉCOLE, 1944/45
One of 34 lithographs, two printed in colors on Auvergne paper 330 x 250 mm | 13 x 9 7/8 in
This little pig went to market. 1870. Walter Crane, illus.
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~ Young Corn God.
Date: A.D. 8th century
Place of origin: México, Mesoamerica
Culture: Maya
Medium: Ceramic, pigment.
From The Wonderful Fairies of the Sun by Ernest Vincent Wright and illustrated by Cora M. Norman, 1896.
Vintage elves and gnomes I’ve encountered in my esoteric research.
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Hippopotamus, Egyptian, 1783, Saint Louis Art Museum: Ancient Art
https://www.slam.org/collection/objects/619/