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1922
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Verotchka’s Tales
Art by Boris Artzybasheff
1922
I put a lot of effort and attention to detail into our costumes this year. I knitted her sweater and got her vintage Nikes. People in the neighborhood didn’t get it and just thought I was a lazy parent.
John Vassos
Illustration for Oscar Wilde’s Salome
1927
Men are rats on We Heart It. http://weheartit.com/entry/66282208/via/xoloser_
…Brad Yeo…
LumaVision TV set, by Stig Lindberg
Pictured Above:
Stig Lindberg’s Salix tea cup and saucer in red
Info: Featuring a small, red leaf pattern on white ceramic, Stig Lindberg’s mod Swedish Salix design is highly prized as one of the most iconic in his line of ceramics. The design was produced for Gustavsberg.
Found: At a small, upscale and, in my opinion, pompous thrift store in Madison that tries to cater to midcentury tastes by upcharging to antique store prices on arbitrary midcentury finds. Luckily, they miss a lot, such as this tea cup and saucer set and a Knoll chair I purchased with it recently.
Price: $3.99 for the cup and saucer
Value: $75-$110 for the set
Plans: It’s a keeper until further notice. I don’t have a permanent place to display it currently, but I plan to make room for it. Eventually, I may sell it if the right client comes along.
Artist Jan Skácelík’s Home | Olomouc, Czech Republic
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Stig Lindberg (1916-1982)
Stig Lindberg - Industrial designer, ceramist and illustrator. He was born in Umeå, but began his career at Gustavsberg’s Porcelain factory in the summer of 1937. After many years of work, he became Wilhelm Kåge’s successor as the artistic leader. His decorated faience, with a character totally of its own and his fanciful stoneware were pioneering during the whole of the 40’ies and 50’ies. (x)
(image via Horse, Häst by Stig Lindberg)
1947 Stig Lindberg fabric
Hashiguchi Goyo
Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella by Herr Nilsson in Stockholm, Sweden.