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On the grey and drizzly morning of July 18th, 1917, Tom Thomson paddled out from the shore of Canoe Lake in Algonquin Park, Ontario, and disappeared forever. He was one month shy of his 40th birthday, an avid fisherman, part-time park ranger, commercial artist, and, for the last five years of his
Watch my HD video of this painting at ChrisOatley.com/jcl Detail image of a J.C. Leyendecker painting from the 'Illustrating Modern Life' exhibit at Pepperdine University. March 2013.
over the last close to 60 years I was able to put together a huge collection of movies, books and magazines. most about the themes film, animation, illustration photography and classic art. wheneve…
Illustration: Heinrich Lefler and Joseph Urban This illustration is from a collection of fairytales, which were originally published around 1904 by german publisher "Scholz Verlag", and have been reprinted by "Verlag Neues Berlin" from GDR in 1981.
The rich don’t need to kill to eat. They give employment to people, as the saying goes. They don’t do the hurt themselves. They just fork it out. Everything is done to please them and everyone’s pe…
Hiding Homosexuality on the Cover of America's Magazines a Century Ago
One of the first things you'll start to notice about Joe Christian Leyendecker's work is that his women were never quite as good-looking as his men, who were devastatingly handsome. He gave us the elegance of Gatsby 20 years before F. Scott Fitzgerald had even invented him. Take a moment to observe
