beyondthespheres

OMAC toodling along in a mini-rocket, courtesy of Jack Kirby a D. Bruce Berry.

oil on canvas, 1914

James Blish, L'ARMADA DES ÉTOILES (Marabout, 1974), with cover art by Henri Lievens.

August Macke - The Red Path , 1914

218 by 180 cm. 85⅞ by 70⅞ in.

Nadine Tralala aka Kopfscheu (German, based Germany) - Riptide, Paintings: Oil

Caspar Walter Rauh aka C.W. Rauh (German, 1912-1983, b. Würzburg, Germany, d. Kulmbach, Bavaria, Germany) - Der tote Christus (The Dead Christ), 1947, Drawings: Pen + Ink

Meghan Collison Numéro Fr. #92 (2008) ph. Camilla Åkrans

This work exhibits stylistic similarities to Real Life comics, which Kinstler published his first comic book story with Real Life in May 1943 the same year annotated on this sample page.

Here’s my gallery of unusual imagery from vintage college yearbooks.

Devon Aoki | © Jane McLeish-Kelsey

Richard Gainsborough (1896–1969) writes, 'His attitude to the figure is frank, free and luscious, like no other Englishman since Etty, but he combines bodies into rhythmical patterns in which the limbs conform to the design and do not impose upon it.'