D E S C E N D I N G . . . by different artists

a Bernie Fuchs illustration
           

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a Bob Peak illustration

           

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"Anima Goes down the Hole"  a John Dickson Batten book illustration

... in Jungian theory Anima is the 'woman in all men'

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1878 English fun by cartoonist  George Crukshank       see full size

           

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a Peter Helck illustration

           

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a Gustave Doré illustration

           

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a Heinrich Kley illustration,  1915

           

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a John Berkey illustration       see full size
           

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from a 1963 Russia children's book

           

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a Jack Delano photograph       see full size

            

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1901 workplace safety
           

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a Walter Joseph Phillips print,  Canada       see full size

           

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lurching,  heaving,  swerving on the Wackeltopf  (loose pot) in 1910
           

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Anton Otto Fischer       see full size
           

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a Busby Berkeley film stage design       see full size

           

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a 1972 carnival amusement ride,  from an equipment sales catalogue

           

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a Milton Caniff story panel
           

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descending on the left with Earth gravity,  and on the right with Mars gravity in 1884
           

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a Cyril Power print

           

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a Virgil Finlay illustration

           

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see full size       in 1837 the Royal Nassau balloon lifted Mr. Cocking's 

 parachute experiment ... Cocking tragically fell 5000 feet

          

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a 1939 painting by Tullio Crali       see full size

            

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a 1920s scrap metal "Cracker Ball ... When

the current is switched off the magnet

releases the ball"      see full size

           

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a Herbert Bayer illustration       see full size 

           

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a Norman Rockwell illustration       see full size
     

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a shower of packets on strings in an 1899 store window display

from a book on retail advertising

           

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a Frank C. Pape illustration