Le Roi du Junkyard

Robson Street, 1957. Fred Herzog. Archival pigment print.

“LEGGETT’S” ( NEW JERSEY RESTAURANT), 1925. John Rutherford Boyd. Ink, oil, gouache.

Two Men in Fog, 1958. Fred Herzog. Inkjet print

Untitled (umbrella and snow), c. 1955. Saul Leiter. Chromogenic print.

Some world wide variations on the Santa legends: Father Christmas, United Kingdom, Ded Moroz (Grandfather Frost) - Russia/Eastern Europe, Joulupukki (Yule Goat)-Finland, Krampus -Central Europe (Alpine)-A terrifying, half-goat, half-demon figure who is the dark companion of St. Nicholas, punishing naughty children.

The Boy, 1948. Thomas Hart Benton. Signed lithograph.

Restaurant la maisonRose a Montmartre, c.1960. Willy Ronis. Silver gelatin

The Umbrella, 1902.

Chicago New Years Day Blizzard 1999

L.BALESTRAN

Not Elvis, but I couldnt not post this picture of Scotty.

ALEXEY GALUSHKOV

Author’s extremely scarce Latin American adventure and intrigue novel of arson, murder, gold, and oil wells.

D. D. V (a) - D.D. being the initials of his model, V being the number of the series, and (a) denoting its small size - was an informal study of the nude in the studio, an insight into the artist’s studio practice as the nude is posed informally, as if taking a break in between a formal modelling session - a classical pose is depicted on the easel in the background, an open book lies on the mattress, and the model is sat casually with one leg folded, smoking a cigarette, and engaging the viewer- the artist - with a confident gaze.

Gibson Guitar Ad 1939-1940