Dec 14, 2025
Chadds Ford Hills 1931
N.C. Wyeth (1882-1945)
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Chadds Ford Hills 1931
N.C. Wyeth (1882-1945)
American Artist
Richard Amsel (America, 1847 - 1985) • Book cover for The Madams of San Francisco • Ballantine Books • 1973
Edward Gorey
Untitled (Man with a Bat on his head)
Her hair is literally a dream
Lippincott's magazine covers for March 1895-1896
Left: William L. Carqueville, 1895. via metmuseum.org
Right: Joseph Gould, 1896. via artvee.com
The Mermaid
Artist: Howard Pyle (American, 1853–1911)
Date: 1910
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Collection: Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, Delaware
Heaving sea of iridescent blue and green, a cold moon, and slippery rocks, from which a mermaid siren, glittering, mysterious, alluring, winding her white arms about the young fisher-lad, was dragging him down, down, into the depths below of white lacing foam.
Truth Leaves Her Heavenly Home
Artist: Howard Pyle (American, 1853–1911)
Date: 1900
Medium: Oil on wood panel
Collection: Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, Delaware, United States
Description
In this allegorical story, Truth descends from her heavenly kingdom to earth. Pyle's jewel-like colors, often set against shadowy darkness, heighten the fantastical mood. In Bogh's morality tale, Truth meets various characters in her wanderings before she returns to her home.
“Cuddles" by Haddon Sundblom