an Eleanor Fortescue Brickdale book illustration, 1905?
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a Chinese cradle around the year 1600, from an 1800s European book
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a Brian Savage cartoon for National Lampoon Magazine see full size
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1903 machine-made but still expensive baby bibs, which babies were asked to please keep clean
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a 'modern' 1960 baby crib see full size
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Baby Huey was a 1950s animated character, and also appeared in a comic book . . . a baby with dangerous strength and a suffering father. What would Freud say?
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a Jessie Willcox Smith illustration see full size
"Rollo never dreamed that ladies could be so beautiful" little Rollo goes to the theatre for the first time in a Rockwell Kent illustration
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babies in incubators at the 1904 World's fair see full size
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a William Wallace Denslow 1901 illustration for "Hush-a-bye, Baby, On the Tree Top"
from www.mamalisa.com/ : "One interesting point to note is that Denslow made the mother and baby Native Americans in his illustrations for this selection. One theory is that this song was created by a pilgrim boy who sailed to America on the Mayflower. There he saw cradles made out of birchbark hanging from the trees. (That's how some of the Native Americans made them in those days.) The boy then wrote down this song."
from www.mamalisa.com/ : "One interesting point to note is that Denslow made the mother and baby Native Americans in his illustrations for this selection. One theory is that this song was created by a pilgrim boy who sailed to America on the Mayflower. There he saw cradles made out of birchbark hanging from the trees. (That's how some of the Native Americans made them in those days.) The boy then wrote down this song."
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1909 children on a school trip with their teacher see full size
Stefan Żechowski
"I'll have a hamburger and a milk shake, please" Hank Ketcham's 'Dennis The Menace', 1962
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from a 1918 clothing catalog
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a John Everett Millais painting, originally in color see full size
a 1954 stop-motion animated tv commercial for Gerber's baby foods
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a Pete Hawley illustration for Bell Telephone see full size
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Max Klinger art
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a Joseph Christian Leyendecker illustration of
the 1910 New Year's baby see full size
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a design for a 1933 kid's bedroom see full size
This illustration is clearly in the 1930 style ... our style of current
times is much harder to see, but will appear more clearly in 20 years
time because of it's contrast to future styles
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Frank Newbould travel poster art see full size
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1901 Secession style architecture
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a Ronald Searle sketch ... newborn, and yanked into the light like a fish on the sand
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