DANCING by different artists, part 3

1910  "THE FIRST STEP.  Ice cream parlors of the city and fruit stores combined,  largely run by foreigners,  are the places where scores of girls have taken their first step downward."

    

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1910  "Dangerous Amusements - The Brilliant Entrance To Hell Itself." 

sign on the wall  "Hotel Rooms by day or week"

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a story panel from Playboy's recurring luxurious comic from the 1960s

'Little Annie Fanny' ... this panel was by past MAD artist

Bill Elder      see full size

    

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Walter Schnackenberg theatre costume design

    

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Helga Golze,  dancer 1940       see full size

    

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a BOAC airline Caribbean poster

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Armand Vallée 1924 art

    

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Busby Berkley cinematic choreography       see full size

    

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John Nieto art 1       see full size

    

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John Nieto

    

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John Nieto       see full size

    

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John Nieto       see full size

    

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1953 India       see full size

    

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a Deco statuette by Godard

    

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Paul-Eugène Mesplès art       see full size

    

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ballet by Thomas Theodor Heine 1901       see full size

    

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"I Couldn't Be Faithful"   1969 DC Comics  "Girls' Romances"

    

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Marcel Amson photography,  a 1951 dancer

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John Banks,  1920s art       see full size

    

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Otto Eckmann,  1900       see full size

    

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the 1956 GM Motorama dancers       see full size

    

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1930s lesbian 'Club le Monocle'

    

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an art deco statuette       see full size

    

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art by Made Bayak,  Bali       see full size

    

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Norman Lindsay 1947 art       see full size

    

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1923 dancer Grete Wiesenthal

    

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a Robert McGinnis illustration

    

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Sammy Davis Jr.       see full size

    

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Walter Schnackenberg theatre costume design

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 Walter Schnackenberg

      

COUPLES by different artists, part 3

John Rae art

        

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Jean Gabriel Domergue art       see full size

        

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Jeanne Mammen art

        

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Edmund Joseph Sullivan cartoon       sign: "In memory of Deborah

... obedient to her husband to whom she was faithful unto death"

"I wrote a similar epitaph for my wife, though still living"

        

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Walter Schnackenberg

        

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Kitagawa Utamaro art       see full size

        

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a 1959 illustration       see full size

        

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Paul Rieth 1917 art

        

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a Claude Buckle travel poster illustration,  UK

           

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"I can explain everything"     a cartoon by Sam Gross       see full size

        

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a Mead Schaeffer illustration

        

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J.L. Forain art

        

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"On the way to school"     1949

        

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Robert Williams art     There was a myth that LSD caused birth defects ...

Williams himself tried Lysergic Acid Diethylamide,  as did your host in 1971

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a Ronald Lampitt illustration, 1952 UK

        

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the 1952 "World's Queerest Wedding" in a sensationalist Hollywood gossip magazine

        

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Roy Lichtenstein art       see full size

        

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"You're certainly a lot less fun since the operation."     Gahan Wilson

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J.L. Forain art,  a sex worker with client

        

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a Harvey T. Dunn illustration       see full size

        

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a Fritz Erler illustration

        

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Tibet       see full size

        

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"Honestly Edna ... don't you think you're spoiling that duck a little?"

 a Don Martin cartoon for MAD

        

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a Jon Whitcomb illustration,  1950s       see full size

        

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a Charles Keeping illustration

        

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a romance comic book for girls

        

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an Umberto Brunelleschi 1926 illustration

        

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a J.L. Forain illustration, 1893       see full size

        

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Warner Bros. animation       see full size

        

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Walter Schnackenberg

        

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