May 13, 2019
Credit: Chia-Chi Yu｜達姆 illustrator based in Taiwan.
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Credit: Chia-Chi Yu｜達姆 illustrator based in Taiwan.
Promotional poster for “Max n’aime pas les chats” [Max doesn’t like cats], 1913, with Max Linder (1883-1925, France), Lucy D'Orbel, and Georges Gorby. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Linder. Poster design by Adrien Barrère (baptised 'Adrien Baneux') (1874 Paris – 1931 Paris), French poster artist and painter, active in Paris during the Belle Époque. Thanks to Ilona Dankaart for the tip and the provenance.
Eileen Soper (1905-1990, United Kingdom), Illustration from Enid Blyton's Magazine Annual 4. “Timmy pranced in front of the gate-post”. Thanks to Ilona Dankaart for the reproduction and the provenance information.
#repost Linda Snelten. Cat appliqué on silk tulle.... (circa 1940) Paris
#repost @pundoles Pundoles (Mumbai, India). Work by Masumi Ishikawa, inspired by the song by Rage Against the Machine "Killing in the Name". @jimsarbhforreal. Thanks to @siddharthavshah for the tip.
‘Atelier', drogenaaldets, Gustaaf De Bruyne (Belgian, 1914–1981), 18/25, nd. Thanks to Roger Laute for the image and tip.
Credit: Emberley, Ed. Ed Emberley's Little Drawing Books. Boston: Little, Brown, 1973. (detail). Full book here tinyurl.com/y7wrboph
Illustration of Rhus by Martin Lietti (Argentina).