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My new collection of silhouette prints
1962
(via Nationaal Archief)
"Yojimbo" (1961)
On this Election Day, I would like to share with you an article from a 1915 issue of The Crisis (a monthly magazine published by The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People).Â
The article, Votes for Women, featured well reasoned arguments from respected Black Americans on why women should have the right to vote.Â
Some key parts in the article include this quote from activist Mary B Talbert:
"It should not be necessary to struggle forever against popular prejudice, and with us as colored women, this struggle becomes two-fold, first because we are women, and second because we are colored women."
And, this quote from activist Mary Church TerrellÂ
"Even if I believed women should be denied the right of suffrage, wild horses could not drag such an admission from my pen or my lips, for this reason: precisely the same arguments used to prove that the ballot be withheld from women are advanced to prove that colored men should not be allowed to vote."
You can read the article online at Archive.orgÂ
The article begins on page 178 of the Archive.org ebook
Picturesque Representations of the Dress and Manners of the Chinese by William Alexander
(via Archive.org)
Flower children: the little cousins of the field and garden by Elizabeth Gordon (1910)Â
(via Archive.org)
Artist Steve Spazuk Paints with Fire [VIDEO]
Illustrations of women wrestlers (circa late 1800s, early 1900s)
(via Schlesinger Library 1, 2, 3)
Feminist and Womanist shirts and goods.Â
Available at Redbubble and Society6
Girl 22 - Pink Alien is complete
I'm slowly (and as quickly as a procrastinator can) uploading my completed work to Redbubble and Society6.Â
I'd like to make a "Lookbook" of sorts of the different gear/accessories I have available. Will be available (as) soon (as a procrastinator can).
We all want to forget something, so we tell stories. It’s easier that way.
RashĹŤmon (1950), Akira Kurosawa
Plywood Print Collection | Piet Hein Eek
Before Project Runway’s ”Unconventional Challenge”, there was Weslaco Museum’s annual “Birthday Party” fashion show.  Women created outfits using local fruit, vegetables, and flowers. The event was organized by the Chamber of Commerce to showcase the food grown in the Rio Grande Valley.Â
The fashion show debuted in 1929. The above photos range approximately between 1930s - early 1950s.Â
Which contestant should go home? Which one will make Nina shake her head? Who will get the Tim Gunn save?
[All images were found in the Agricultural Design: Creating Fashion from Fruit, Vegetables, and Flowers Collection at The Portal to Texas History]
While travelling by rail through North Carolina and the Virginias, photographer Hugh Mangum took beautiful portraits of a variety of people.Â
These portraits were taken between the 1880s and early 1920s. The above photos are a very small sampling of his work. The full collection can be found at Duke Libraries Digital Collection
Five puppets from Shaw and the Quintuplets (1936)
(via George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives)
Looking Back by Teo Zirinis
(shameless mod promo)
Grab some Halloween gear and Trick-or-Treat bags. Free Shipping until October 12th at my Society6 shop