Queen Of The Night, By Erté (Romain De Tirtoff). Erté’s Art Deco Take On The Queen Of The Night.

February 1952

Chic and unique Rossy Mendoza, whose name has become synonymous with beauty.

An Ad by Achille Mauzan such a weird artist but that’s part of the appeal and why his work is so charming.

A Two Party Line (1925)

A Cartoon by Peter Arno I Enjoy His Style It Has So Much Energy In the motion of the woman and the expressions on the faces of the men all read clearly tying the whole image together.

1925 “Automobile Number” of Life Magazine.

Antonio Rubino (1911)

Illustration’s by William Wallace Denslow(1856-1915) for his book Denslow’s Mother Goose.He’s probably best known as the illustrator for L.Frank Baum’s “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” .Denslow is such a fascinating artist to me for his time his drawings look pretty modern the limited colors,minimalist backgrounds, bold choices like just having a shape as a background,and his cartoonish thick outlined designs are pretty graphically ahead in kids book illustration for the early 1900s shame he didn’t illustrate the other Oz books don’t get me wrong I love John R Neil but Denslows art just has a odd charm to it I want to see in the other Oz books.

Great Panel by Cartoonist H.M Bateman probably one of the best ever British cartoonist what I like in this one is how the man’s rage is represented in this grotesque abstract blob of anger and how the whole world seems to bend to his frustration in the background.Not to mention the great poses and facial expressions.