a 1931 illustration ... one doesn't work, one's money works for one
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a 1946 vision of future shopping from home
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an Alex Raymond story panel ... two such un-likeables must surely be
criminal imposters see full size
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a 1700s mirrored infinity room in Spain
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an Eric Fraser illustration
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a Scott Wills animation background see full size
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a private mansion in 1800s Chicago
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a Jack Davis caricature of Zsa Zsa Gabor for MAD ... she was famous
for being famous, and rich for marrying well see full size
for being famous, and rich for marrying well see full size
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a diamond bow at the 1900 Paris World's Fair
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well this is obviously new money, how vulgar ... Donald Duck by Carl Barks
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uncultured conspicuous spectacle ... an illustration by
cartoonist Virgil Partch, 1957 see full size
cartoonist Virgil Partch, 1957 see full size
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a flashy catastrophic 1960 new-money neighborhood problem
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comic television actor Joe E. Ross, 1963
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a 1920 illustration see full size
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a George Sheringham illustration "Sing us a hymn, Mr. what-ever-your-saint's-name is"
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a 1929 illustration
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a 1964 "Monopoly" board game "never mind how our family made it's fortune"
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Charles Dana Gibson "The Troubles Of The Rich - at the last moment,
several who were invited send their regrets" see full size
several who were invited send their regrets" see full size
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a Ronald Searle cartoon
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the blocked boyfriend, a George Du Maurier 1898 drawing
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Mary Blair see full size
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1879 gold hair powder was an expensive style for some wealthy people
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a 1930s refrigerator in an exclusive showroom, by private invitation to the Social Register only
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a Gustav Dore book illustration for "Baron de Munchausen"
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"The new cars that say, 'Get Out Of My Way!'" a Bruce McCall illustration
for National Lampoon Magazine, 1970s
for National Lampoon Magazine, 1970s
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1941 Cadillac "Unchallenged in the world's esteem" see full size
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"Men Working" National Lampoon Magazine, 1975
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death takes our wealth in the end ... Brueghel The Younger
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"I love you, and even though you're from the poor part of town, I forgive you for it"
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