"Just What is It That Makes Today’s Homes So Different, so Appealing?" (1956) collage
“Pop Art should be popular, transient, expendable, low-cost, mass-produced, young, witty, sexy, gimmicky, glamorous, and big business”
- Richard Hamilton #BOTD
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group of men in fancy dress... a lot of them have antlers one has a hobby horse
'The players in the Abbots Bromley Horn Dance'
John Benjamin Stone, ca. 1900
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Man overboard!
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(squeaky whisper) "oil can"
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#ToshiroTuesday
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Japanese poster for GODZILLA VS. MEGALON (1973)
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So, *who* are you calling amateur thespian?
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Good morning!
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I had that dream again
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Tom Tyler in The Adventures of Captain Marvel (1941) ⚡️
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Never a big Narnia guy but this 6 seconds typifies everything I love about British television.
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“The great south sea caterpillar, transform’d into a Bath butterfly” (1795), James Gillray's caricature of English naturalist, botanist and patron of the natural sciences Joseph Banks, born #onthisday in 1743. More on the iconography of Banks here publicdomainreview.org/essay/j... #otd
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Birth of a legend.
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A staged photo with a lots of dry ice in the background; one shrouded figure at the top, and another nude figure as the main focus
That thing where you're trying to describe a dream, but it dissolves in your mind as you're trying to remember it 👍🏛️🍑 #MuseumBums
"Orpheus in Hades" by George Platt-Lynes and the PaJaMa collective, exhibited at CLAMP, New York, 2024
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I had that dream again
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Jon Hall, Patricia Morison, Michael Duane, Adele Jergens
Robin Hood - Prince Of Thieves - 1947
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The Blaupunkt Carnaby Radio (1969)
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Poster detail: Jon Hall in Prince of Thieves (1947)
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Late 19th/early 20th century Skeleton Dance Costume from Tibet.
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Man walks down strip of carpet in exposition hall made to look like office between hundreds of workers in line
850 workers at 850 desks banging on typewriters for ambient sound. Zagreb set for The Trial 1962 Orson Welles
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Now…THAT’S a mask!
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#MusicMonday
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Jon Hall #BOTD Michael Duane, Patricia Morrison, and Adele Jergens
The Prince of Thieves (1948)
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Francis Barraud, in 1898, while painting the famous His Master’s Voice, inspired by his dog Nipper.
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The Inevitable Punchline
1923 • Fred Glasier
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#MondayMotivation
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In the early 1990's I drove Bill Edgar (best remembered as Sweet William in underground NY theater circles) to a screening of Madam Wang's (1981) which he was heavily featured in.
I snapped this photo while he was talking to Paul Morrissey
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