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

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George Leonnec Cover 1928

 

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The Lineup for this Juke Joint shiws who was who in the Chicago Blues scene....Robert Jr Lockwood, Honeyboy Edwards, Homesick James. Id have killed to get in the place for a couple of these folks

 

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Yummmm

 

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Coffee, Tea, Or She?

 

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Long End run tonight, so strap yourselves in....Its gonna be a Bumpy Ride.
End Supine is mighty fine

 

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End on the Love Seat, cannot be beat

 

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This End I must say is built for play

 

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This End's a double header; so much the better...

 

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An End Brown from Sun, just could be the one.

 

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Buns in the Air....the End knows I'm there..

 

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This End is Set, to avoid getting wet....I say no, lets just go with the Flow.

 

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A lighter End, but not lacking a thing View attachment 501077

Oh, how I love ruffles.

 

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"Ancient Greek Theater in Taomines", 1897. Gustav Klimt, whose earlier works I prefer

 

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Another, with Klimt, of the Viennese Secessionists, Heinrich Krenes. This is "Das Modell" from 1919

 

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'Le Danseur', Andre Louis Maxime Humbert, no date

 

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'The Water Carrier', Eugenio de Blaas. no date

 

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The Back Garden', about 1850. A. von Menzel

 

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Anna Karina, From Godards, "A Girl Is A Girl". There is such a sweet Heat in this outfit.

 

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Bettie has a sweet heat all her own

 

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Ina Claire, "The Greeks Had a Word For Them" a UA production of 1932....

 

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Donna Summer, of course....She can shake my malted any day.

 

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Alison Hayes......A friend used to say of women who looked like this one, "I'd Drink the whole tub of her bath water just to see where. ..." well, y'all get the picture?

In La Hayes case, at least, he was right....Dayummmmmm

 

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Claire Trevor, "Dallas" of the 1939 smash 'Stagecoach'. Yummy lady, who was just in the old episode of 'Wagon Train' I was watching out of the corner of my eye. This time instead of Kissing John the Wayne, she was kissing Ward Bond.

 

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I'll take two of those....

 

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And two of these

 

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One of these

 

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And the rest of it will hild for a couple of days. Meanwhile....Sagred Famiglia illustrates some interesting effects of how a religion evolves...Although it is in the eye of the beholder, there are many organic images within this frame alone....Some Divine, some Profane