Be jabers indeed, and all of American Ireland fights its washboard battles. From the wonderful Flickr stream of the Boston Public Library, currently with 74,345 images of one kind or another (inspect them all!). As usual, click the image to see magical growth right on your screen.
Saturday, February 23, 2013
From the Sublime to the Sublemony
Labels:
design,
domestic,
fight,
Irish-American,
product,
stereotypes,
washing
Friday, February 15, 2013
French Postcards from the Early 20th
Famous, a cultural meme before we had the word, sexy postcards printed in France (maybe) and sold under the counter in the U.S. Here are some from recent listings of eBay seller papercharm. Click for larger versions.
The last two or three seem stylistically similar enough that they may be part of a set. Overall, they are mostly intended to present images from famous classical artworks, or at least appear to be so. The third one is not like the others, but then it doesn't actually show that much, either.
The last two or three seem stylistically similar enough that they may be part of a set. Overall, they are mostly intended to present images from famous classical artworks, or at least appear to be so. The third one is not like the others, but then it doesn't actually show that much, either.
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