CHILDREN by different artists, part 4

Queen Elizabeth ll
    

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Joseph Lee art

    

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"S is for Susan who perished of fits"   an Edward Gorey illustration

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Beatle George Harrison

    

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 a William H. Walker 1907 illustration for 'Alice in Wonderland'

    

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a 1930s streamline style baby carriage

    

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Sammy Davis Jr.

    

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"The Pool of Tears"    an Arthur Hughs book illustration,  1913

    

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a Randoph Caldecott illustration       see full size

    

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John F. Kennedy

    

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an 1891 women's prison nursary,  USA

    

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Art Werger art       see full size

    

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Frank Sinatra

    

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"I feel very grouchy today ... HAT'S OFF!"    an Ernie Bushmiller

1946 "Nancy" cartoon       see full size 

    

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an Antonio Rubino illustration

    

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Monkee Davey Jones,  center

    

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George Woodbridge for 1977 MAD       see full size

    

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Tyija Magazyn,  1960 Poland

    

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37th USA president Richard Nixon

    

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an Arthur Rackham illustration, 1907       see full size

    

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a 1900 hotel fountain by Walter Schott

    

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country music star Dolly Parton

    

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a Walter Molino illustration      see full size

    

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an Oscar Cahén illustration, Canada

    

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a MAD advertising parody by Angelo Torres

    

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comedian Martin Short with his parents

    

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Basil Wolverton Ugly Stickers, 1965 ... kids hoped to find their own name

    

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"He knows me, and I know him. Do you know me? Hey?" 

a Charles Dickens book illustration       see full size

    

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44th USA First Lady Michelle Obama

    

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"The Edge Of The World"   a 1927 children's book illustration by H.R. Millar 

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LIFE by different artists, part 2

    

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Shaina McCoy art       see full size

    

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"Debt"  1908       see full size

    

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a candy seller by Frank Brangwyn, 1914

    

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Heinrich Zille, 1904       see full size

    

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a Robert Weaver illustration

    

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an 1850 poverty hotel       see full size

    

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1500s German law prescribed castration for the crime of adultery

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a Charles Rodrigues cartoon    "Do you feel okay?"   "Yes, why?"

"Your face, it's greenish"   "It IS ..."

    

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an Anton Pieck illustration of the old Netherlands

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"Dirty Laundry"  by R. Crumb & Aline Kominski,  1974

    

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Crime and street photographer Weegee,  1953       see full size

    

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René Georges Hermann-Paul,  1895       see full size

    

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Alfred Kubin art

    

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Alfred Kubin art       see full size

    

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1993 UK  "Slag of the month!"   from a comedy publication

    

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Fritz Eichenberg art       see full size

"Whatever I learned gave me troubles galore - and of joy very little"

    

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"Is Privacy Dead?"   a John Huehnergarth illustration for 1970 Newsweek

    

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King Kong by Jack Davis, 1967       see full size

    

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a Fritz Erler illustration       see full size

    

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Stefan Żechowski 1957 art

    

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Theophile Alexandre Steinlen       see full size

    

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 a Jessie Willcox Smith illustration       see full size

    

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Hinko Smrekar art ... perfume was ineffective on the black plague

    

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a Henri Barthélemy illustration for "Le Compte Morin, Depute"

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a Eugène Grasset 1897 illustration       see full size

    

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Pushwagner art

    

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Edwin Landseer art, 1800s       see full size

    

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Heinrich Zille art,  suicide

    

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a Weirdo Magazine cover by Robert Crumb

     

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