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Watercolors of Canada mostly by or in the water. William Armstrong, artist. Living from 1822 to 1914, he was born in Ireland but lived and worked for most of his life in Canada.
This week’s public (free) series post now live on my patreon page. Classical/Neoclassical and from times that go back and right into today. Link below
https://www.patreon.com/posts/31458575. Five images, not just the one. Some interesting items out there in this genre with more turning up all the time.
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Décor to impress Dolley Madison when she comes to visit. Much more stylish than what they have in New York. All from 1814 and 1815. Ackermann’s Repository.
Illuminations of what the duchess of Bavaria kept in her jewelry box under the love letters from her distant admirers. From the wonderful Jewel Book of the Duchess Anna of Bavaria. Commissioned in 1552, Munich court painter Hans Müelich, illuminator
Travel posters that make me want to time travel back to Yugoslavia in the 1930’s when they were done. Janez Trpin, graphic designer (1908-1973).
Designs for wallpaper friezes. Art Nouveay in style. All from 1901 and designed by Rosa Fuchs. Collections of MAD – Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.
Art Deco era prints. John Vassos, artist (1898-1985). Born in Romania, he came to the United States as a young man. An industrial designer and artist, he helped found the Industrial Designers Society of America in 1965.
