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Ladies in the Garden

Louis Betts (1873-1961)

American Artist

Moku Hashimoto

"Limited Flavor Slurping Event"

橋本もく

An 1838 "Behind the Scenes" cartoon by Gavarni published in Le Charivari (Rijksmuseum).

"Oh you will give me a beautiful little role, my author love!"

The actress and the playwright both wear strapped trousers; her frock coat looks much better than his loose paletot (this might be the style called twine anglais).

La Musique, number 3 from “Les Muses” Paul Gavarni, French (active England), 1804–1866 1839

Paul Gavarni, Le Carnaval à Paris, Les Bals masques, 1830s.

Chez Aubert & Cie & Chez Bauger, Paris s.d. (1842 et 1839), 25,5x34cm, relié.

For sale: EditionOriginale

I've learned my lesson...

(via Movie Poster - Mach and Sebestova to the Board, Adolf Born, 1986)

Magical kid’s movie poster illustration by Adolf Born.

title: Mach and Sebestova to the Board! (unofficial) | Czechoslovakia, 1985

directors: Miloš Macourek, Jaroslav Doubrava, Adolf Born

with: Petr Nárožný

poster designer: Adolf Born, 1986

Adolf Born is a well know Czech artist, illustrator and filmmaker. He studied at the School of Applied Art in Prague and since 1960s his works has been exhibited all around the world. His humorous cartoons are frequently published in magazines and his imaginative illustrations adorn hundreds of books. His impressive film poster portfolio extends from early 1960s all the way to mid 1990s. He has illustrated something over 400 books, made 45 animations and designed 19 movie posters.

Adolf Born (1930–2016), “Murders in the Rue Morgue”

illustration for the book ‘Jáma a kyvadlo a jiné povídky’