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Sunday, May 22, 2022

T R O U B L E . . . by different artists, part 2

a Gustave Doré illustration of a dead elephant
a Gustave Doré illustration
       
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a Mead Scheaffer illustration 1935, of a sad troubled man collapsed at his desk
a Mead Scheaffer illustration,  1935
        
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a Jean Veber drawing of a farm father beating his daughter for making love with a man
Jean Veber       click image twice for full size
        
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a 'Dennis The Menace' cartoon by Hank Ketcham about driving in bad traffic
a 'Dennis The Menace' cartoon by Hank Ketcham   "When are you going
to teach me to drive?  I know all the WORDS!"
        
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A Frans Masereel wood cut of a troubled man
a Frans Masereel wood cut
        
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a Winslow Homer painting of a man on a disabled boat in bad weather with sharks
a Winslow Homer painting       see full size
        
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Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen, a sad troubled woman in the shade
Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen
       
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a 1950s MAD parody of King Kong by Bill Elder
a 1950s MAD parody of 'King Kong' by Bill Elder
click twice
         
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a 1950s MAD parody of King Kong by Bill Elder
Bill Elder
        
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a 1970 advertising image of an angry man yelling into a telephone, with special effects
a 1970 advertising image
        
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Tintin by Hergé 1939
'Tintin'  by Hergé,  1939       click twice
        
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The CAROLINE of Robert Brothers 1784, The ascent terminated tragically
"The CAROLINE of Robert Brothers,  1784 ... The ascent terminated tragically"
        
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Kago Shintaro art, a girl going insane
Kago Shintaro       click twice
        
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mood depression 1480, an illustration of Der Melancholiker
mood depression,  1480
        
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an Igor Oleynikov illustration of a woman being abducted by sled in snow
an Igor Oleynikov illustration
        
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a Dr. Seuss illustration of The cat In The hat
from a Dr. Seuss children's book       click twice
       
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a toilet humor cartoon from National Lampoon Magazine
"Sure she's mad.  How would you like it if you had to wipe with your nose?" 
        
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a Pablo Picasso painting 1937, a crying woman
a Pablo Picasso painting,  1937       click twice
        
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a Tom Fluharty illustration of USA Uncle Sam looking down into an abyss
a Tom Fluharty illustration
        
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a 1904 kitchen design illustration Germany, with a sad depressed woman model
 a 1904 advertising illustration,  Germany
        
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a Bill Peet children's book illustration of a train wreck
a Bill Peet children's book illustration       click twice
       
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a 1959 cartoon about an artist painter and abstract art
a 1959 cartoon
        
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from the 1961 Yogi Bear children's book No Picnic, Yogi bear in jail behind bars
a 1961 Yogi Bear children's book ... 'No Picnic',  the
first book little Moot Point ever owned
        
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a Theodor Kittelsen illustration 1910, chased by a giant
a Theodor Kittelsen illustration,  1910       click twice
        
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Frank Frazetta, a woman meets a tiger
a Frank Frazetta illustration,  1972
        
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Yan Dargent, a man attacked by snakes
Yan Dargent       click twice
       
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a Robert Crumb cover for Weirdo Magazine, 'How glorious it is and also how painful to be an exception!', The Three Stooges
a Robert Crumb cover for Weirdo Magazine   'How glorious it is
and also how painful to be an exception!'    "I always hated
 the Three Stooges..."    "Me Too! Ha Ha ha"
        
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a Heinrich Zille drawing of a woman listening at her door to trouble
Heinrich Zille
        
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"What, me funny?" a 1971 National Lampoon Magazine parody of MAD Magazine illustration by John Romita, Alfred E. Neuman
"What, me funny?"    a 1971 National Lampoon Magazine parody of MAD Magazine,
illustrated by Marvel Comics artist John Romita
           
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