Melvin Sokolsky, Diane Arbus for Harper’s Bazaar, 1964

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Melvin Sokolsky, Diane Arbus for Harper’s Bazaar, 1964
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Yasuhiro Ishimoto, Untitled, Chicago, 1961
Ronald B. Kitaj, The Yellow Hat, 1980
Andrea Ebener, Digital Cubism, 2013
Bill Brandt, Nude, Campden Hill, 1952
Stephane Coutelle, Sisters
From Flying Colors
MARS3.GIF, retrieved via the GIF Galaxy shareware CD (1993) via cd.textfiles.com. Author: B.O. Dodson; date 1992.
DESERT.BMP, from CanalRun’s shareware Hangman game. Retrieved via textfiles.com.
ENTERPRZ.GIF, from the Hall of Fame CD-ROM (1991), via cd.textfiles.com. Artist info appreciated!
JET.GIF, retrieved via Walnut Creek’s GIFs Galore CD (1992) via cd.textfiles.com. Artist initials MCP; date unknown.
MOON.GIF, from the Hall of Fame CD-ROM (1991), via cd.textfiles.com. Artist initials appear to be HUD; further credit unknown but appreciated!
Image via Langue d'ocs archive, from the Apple II version of Prince of Persia. (thanks exy13!)
SEA.TIF, from volume 11 of the Fujitsu Free Software Collection (Japanese language, 1995), retrieved via cd.textfiles.com. Artist credit “Aki.”; info, from the artist (apologies for cleaned-up Google Translate, original caption was in Japanese):
“Night of the sea” 1993 (SEA.TIF) The time of slump.
Mitch O’Connell.
Earl Norem’s “She-Ra”