Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

[Pretty_Vixen]

 

[Pretty_Vixen]

 

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[Pretty_Vixen]

For my friend, xxxx

 

[saddlebum66]

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Looks like a Great Grey Owl

 

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Yummmm

 

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I remember this....69 or 70, I imagine....Vargas tended to stay pretty current. Dont know if its still there, but one of the Strip Clubs in Baltimore had a bunch of these on its walls that were 3x sized. Prettyamazing works.

 

[Chiara2003]

 

[GeorgeJungle]

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Absolutely stunning I cant help but wonder if the amazing Keith Haring had a hand in this?

 

[seba70]

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A true work of art that can be made with the beautiful body of a woman and a little milk

 

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Kristy...

Hot chocolate!!!!!!??

 

[Chiara2003]

?

 

[Erja]

No. Framed, ready for hanging. That sort of thing.

Sorry, don't know that

 

[Chiara2003]

?

 

[Meg97]

Meg

 

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A Lalique Sculpture around 1920

 

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A Nouveau Doorway with a hidden image.....It looks like an Angel....

 

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'The Studio Mirror', 1920s. Albert Henry Collings

 

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Unknown title. About 1885 Harriet Backer.

 

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'Italian Lady With Dog', 1911. Fabio Cipola

 

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'Portrait of Violetta',1920._Enrico Lionne

 

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Local New York Brand in the day.

 

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A Bit of Commercial Art....a potential premium for "My dog's better than your dog!" Ken-l Ration in the late 60s

 

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Expand this shot, and see half a dozen Mule Deer wandering through the yard across

 

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Truer words was never spoke

 

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Northrup Experimental Aircraft YB-49, aka 'The Flying Wing', which carried a crew of four. It was discontinued in the late 50s, but was a step in the design of our modern Stealth Aircraft.

 

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Clayton Moore, on the Lecture Circuit. This was about 1980,
when he'd been forbidden by trademark law from dressing as the Lone Ranger. The Klinton Spilsbury Fiasco, " The Legend of The Lone Ranger", was about to be released and its producers thought Moore would show their Star up. It flopped....James Keach dubbed the lines for Spilsbury, who never did another major role. Moore was quietly allowed to resume his Ranger outfit after the movie squeezed what few bucks out of the box office it could.

 

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