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Marlene Dietrich in “The Shanghai Express” (1932) 🌹
James McNeill Whistler, “Nocturne in Pink and Gray”, 1881
Mathurin Moreau, “The Triumph of Flora”
St. Nicholas was a popular monthly children’s magazine, published by Scribner’s between 1873 and 1940, with a brief attempt to resuscitate the publication in 1943. The original editor was Mary Mapes Dodge, author of the long-beloved novel, “Hans Brinker”. Authors included Mark Twain and Louisa May Alcott, while Norman Rockwell found the magazine a receptive outlet for some of his early illustrative work. Here is a smattering of covers over the years
Today is World Bicycle Day.
-Moravian Teachers' Choir-
“I love the poorly educated.”
Vintage 80s Piano Phone from MONTREALFLEAMARKET
Source: Herder with llama; Recuay culture, Peru, 200–700 CE. Ceramic and slip. The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Akexander von Wagner, “The Chariot Race”, c. 1872-73
Bernardino Campi, ‘St. Cecilia ahd St. Catherine of Alexandria”, 1566
Agostino di Duccio, “Musician Angels”, marble relief, c, 1450-55.
Bernardino Bergagnone, “The Virgin and Child with Two Angels”, c, 1490-95
Variety, 1932
Tony Curtis was born Bernard Schwartz on this day in 1925
1951 Brooklyn Dodgers Yearbook, artwork by Willard Mullin, the cartoonist who created the legendary Brooklyn Bum, seen here.