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Sunday, December 29, 2024

WINDOWS by different artists, part 2

a Flip Schulke photograph of Mohamed Ali and Joe Frazier before their heavyweight championship boxing match in 1971
a Flip Schulke photograph of Mohamed Ali and Joe Frazier before their
heavyweight championship boxing match in 1971
      
W I N D O W S
              
a Ben Wohlberg 1969 illustration in black and yellow of a woman looking out a window
a Ben Wohlberg 1969 illustration       see full size
      
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Eero Saarinen office windows
 Eero Saarinen office windows
      
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Gwen Raverat art, view through a window
Gwen Raverat art       see full size
      
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David Suter 1980 art
David Suter,  1980
      
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Edward Gorey N is for Neville
"N is for Neville who died of ennui (bordom)"    Edward Gorey
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an old art glass window
an old art glass window
      
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an André Kertész photograph, busts of a man and woman in a window
an André Kertész photograph       see full size
      
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a Sam Bates illustration 1959, a man peeping in a window at night
a Sam Bates illustration,  1959
      
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streamline windows on a 1939 Schlörwagen
streamline windows on a 1939 Schlörwagen       see full size
      
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an Edwin Georgi illustration of a suicide woman stepping out an open window up high
  an Edwin Georgi illustration
      
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Tavik Frantisek Simon art 1910
Tavik Frantisek Simon art,  1910 Amsterdam or Venice?       see full size
      
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Stefan Żechowski art 1930s, dead fly on a winter window sill
Stefan Żechowski art,  1930s
      
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a Sam Gross cartoon about a pet store
"Pets"  a  Sam Gross cartoon       see full size
      
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an Oscar Cahén illustration, 1950 Canada The Standard Magazine
an Oscar Cahén illustration, 1950 Canada
      
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a Bill Peet sketch for Disney Animation, a dog looking out a window
a Bill Peet sketch for a 1961 Disney animation
see full size
      
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a Bill Peet sketch for Disney Animation, a dog looking out a window
Bill Peet       see full size
      
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Jaroslav Panuška art, a demon peeping in a window at night
Jaroslav Panuška art
      
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an Edwin Austin Abbey illustration
an Edwin Austin Abbey illustration
      
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Andrii Frolov art, a masked transit rider
Andrii Frolov art       see full size
      
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old Coney Island's giant elephant
old N.Y. Coney Island's giant elephant, 1800s        see full size
      
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Josef Sudek photograph 1950, a wet window
a Josef Sudek photograph, 1950       see full size
      
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a Josef Sudek photograph, a wet widow
Josef Sudek
      
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Carl Larsson art, a child watering houseplants
Carl Larsson art       see full size
      
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a 1926 factory blows giant glass tubes to be cut into flat sheets
a 1926 factory blows giant glass tubes to be cut into flat sheets for ...
      
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a Hal Foster panel for Prince Valiant 1959
a Hal Foster panel for 'Prince Valiant' in a 1959 newspaper    "... come back
safely to me once more,  and you may spank me as much as you wish."
      
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an Art Shay photograph, man and dog at window
an Art Shay photograph
           
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Sergiu Ciochină art, blue shade
Sergiu Ciochină art       see full size
      
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a Frederic Dorr Steele illustration, a creep in the window
a Frederic Dorr Steele illustration       see full size
      
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a Walter Gropius factory
a Walter Gropius factory design
          
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