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Sunday, September 24, 2017

J O B S . . . of the past, part 1

1865 sex workers, an illustration, women of pleasure on the promenade
Women of Pleasure on the Promenade"    1865 sex workers in France
    
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a Walter Molino illustration
a Walter Molino illustration
    
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a photograph by Lewis Hine 1916, a girl worker picking cotton
a photograph by Lewis Hine,  1916       see full size
    
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MAD Magazine Don Martin, occupational hazzard cartoon
a Don Martin cartoon   "Pneumatic Drill Operators"
    
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Mead Schaeffer illustration of a sailor who is black doing a dangerous job
a Mead Schaeffer illustration
    
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a Martin Lewis print, workers in the street at night
a Martin Lewis print
    
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a Bill Peet children's book illustration of a hard working freight train
a Bill Peet children's book illustration       see full size
    
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a Gary Larson cartoon about job safety
"And THAT, Arnie, is why we wear hardhats on the job" 
a Gary Larson cartoon       see full size
    
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poor working conditions in 1880, an illustration of workers underwater
poor working conditions in 1880 USA
     
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1880s farm cat, a color children's book illustration of a mouse hunting cat
an 1880s children's book illustration:  wild farm cats as working animals control mice
     
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a girl's job in 1886 Japan illustrated
a girl's job in 1886 Japan
     
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Ed Emshwiller illustration of alien creatures working in an office 1963
an Ed Emshwiller illustration,  1963
     
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a 1915 toy sand-pail with Canada Coat of Arms
a 1915 Canadian toy sand-pail  pretend job,  and then a swim
      
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an Alfred T Palmer photograph of a 1942 war worker, a woman adjusting a giant engine
an Alfred T. Palmer photograph of a 1942 USA war worker
      
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an Andre Castaigne illustration of Tom the shoeblack, a shoe shine boy at work in 1909 London
"Tom, the Shoeblack"  a 1909 Andre Castaigne illustration,  London
        
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a Charlie Allen illustration of people in many different jobs and professions, in clothing uniform and costume
a Charlie Allen illustration
      
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a Cyril Power print of six men at a forge
a print by Cyril Power       see full size
     
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a Dalziel Brothers scrub woman with a smiling work ethic and positive attitude
a Dalziel Brothers engraved illustration
      
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a Dan Decarlo cartoon for a men's magazine, sexy cartoon woman
Dan DeCarlo drew Archie Comics from the late 1950s onward,
& also made cartoons for men's magazines       see full size
      
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a Douglas Crockwell illustration of workers in a paper factory
a Douglas Crockwell illustration of a paper factory
      
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Drew Friedman's comic shop clerks of North America
Drew Friedman    "Comic Shop Clerks of North America"
    
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an Enoch Bolles illustration for Spicy Stories, woman on a lawnmower
an Enoch Bolles illustration
           
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a Frank Modell psychiatrist cartoon
a Frank Modell psychiatrist cartoon
            
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a Gahan Wilson cartoon, a domestic servant, religeous animal sacrifice
"Don't get it wrong,  Bridget - the sacrifice of a white rooster every third day at precisely high noon without fail!"     a Gahan Wilson cartoon
        
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a Joseph Christian Leyendecker 1918 poster for the United Staes Fuel Administration, "Order Coal Today", a coal cart with horses
Joseph Christian Leyendecker, 1918
      
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a Kate Greenaway children's book illustration,  1898
      
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a Reed Crandall panel for a 1960s horror story, either in Creepy or Eerie magazine, burning gas station man
a Reed Crandall panel for a 1960s horror story,  either
in Creepy or Eerie magazine       see full size
         
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a Soviet poster, red communist poster
a Soviet poster
        
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a Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen drawing of women laboring with heavy load
Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen
      
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the treadmill train, an 1800s illustration of a horse-powered rail passenger coach
"The treadmill train"   we've all been the horse at some time haven't we?
           
     
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