G R E E N . . . in art, part 3

H. Seufferheld art, 1900

                

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a 1966 Jaguar concept car       click image to enlarge

       

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 an Austin Briggs illustration
          

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old porcelain from China

       

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1967 TWA airline hostesses       click twice

        

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a painting by Van Gogh       click twice

        

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a 1936 Stout Scarab interior

     

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a 1948 fashion illustration for Julliard Fabrics

       

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an 1800s jade box       see full size

        

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a 1952 Carlo Mollino chair

        

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Jean Carzou art       click twice

      

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1902 commercial ornament from Japan

       

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a Gregory Manchess illustration of Margaret Hamilton in 'The Wizard Of Oz'

        

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a glass dish by Whitefriars       click twice

        

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Daniel Rich digital art,  2012

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a Hans Hartmann graphic maze       click twice

       

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a graphic by E.J. Margold,  1907

        

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a Gerd Grimm 1965 book cover illustration   "Leib und Seele"

        

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1978 chairs by Arne Jacobsen       click twice

        

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Murano glass,  1935

        

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Arnulf Rainer art       click twice

        

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Iakov Chernikhov constructivism design,  Soviet Russia

        

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a William Greengrass print,  1937       click twice

        

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1925 perfume,  France

        

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a Walter Leistikow painting       click twice

        

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Joe Kubert for DC Comics,  1981

        

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Eyvind Earle       click twice

        

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Verner Panton design       click twice

        

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Patrick Caulfield art,  1979

        

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a Murano vase,  1960

       

Green 1       Green 2       Green 3

 

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a Richard Sica bookplate,  1953?

       

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a John Leech cartoon,  1800s England       click image to enlarge

       

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the H.P. Lovecraft Exhibition poster

       

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Thomas Theodor Heine       click twice

       

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"Perhaps Comstock needs a vacation"     a Charles Addams cartoon

       

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Sidney Sime

       

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a Linley Sambourne illustration       click twice

       

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"Man demonstrating his superiority over animals" 

a Ron Cobb cartoon       click twice

       

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Picasso

       

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an Ivan Bilibin illustration       click twice

       

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Otto Rieth,  1891

       

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Missing Persons Bureau   "I think we have some definite word for you, 

  Mrs. Kelsey ..."    a Charles Rodrigues cartoon for

 National Lampoon Magazine

       

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a Virgil Finlay illustration,  1938       click twice

       

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Virgil Finlay

       

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"Oh,  dear,  I'm afraid Foster has some sort of bad news"      a Charles Addams cartoon

       

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a Karl Arnold 1934 illustration       click twice

       

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Alfred Schweizer

       

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an Armand Rassenfosse 1919 bookplate

       

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Ken Reid,  1970s       click twice

       

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"The king led Johannes out into the Princess's garden.  In every tree hung three or four skeletons of princes who had wooed the princess"    a Hans Tegner 1900 illustration

       

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war memorial,  a Frans Masereel print       click twice

       

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Caitlin T. McCormack fibre art

       

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"Entrance to Darkness & Dawn"    at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair 

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a John W. Elischer 1921 statuette

       

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Heinrich Kley       click twice

       

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"Now I think you'll find this one is something rather special,  sir"

 a Gahan Wilson cartoon

       

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at the 1904 St. Louis Worlds Fair       click twice

       

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Salvador Dali

       

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"Don't Mix Them ... whiskey,  gas"     a drinking & driving poster