Who needs ecstasy when you’ve got baseball finally coming back? This cover is from 1951 and was one by Rudy Nappi, whose work has often been featured on this site.
Artwork of the Day: Give Me Ecstacy (by Rudy Nappi)
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Artwork of the Day: Party Time (by Paul Rader)
Artwork of the Day: Breezy Stories (by Enoch Bolles)
by Enoch Bolles
This is from 1936. Canoeing is not an activity that I usually associate with sinners’ paradise. This over was one by the prolific Enoch Bolles.
Artwork of the Day: Daybreak — 2250 A.D.
Artist Unknown
Mostly, I’m sharing this one because of the cat.
Artwork of the Day: Some Women Won’t Wait (by John Richards)
by John Richards
Always bring a gun and wear high heels to the beach. It’s just common sense.
Artwork of the Day: The Last Appointment (by Eileen Walton)
by Eileen Walton
Bowman investigates? No comment.
This cover is from 1961.
Artwork of the Day: Backwoods Bride (by George Gross)
This cover is from 1953 and was done by George Gross, whose work we’ve featured many times in the past on this site.
Artwork of the Day: Underworld Detective (Artist Unknown)
Artist Unknown
He looks like a rat! This is from 1952. The artist is unknown.
Artwork of the Day: Armadillo
by Erin Nicole
Yesterday was Texas Independence Day and the armadillo is one of our state’s unofficial mascots. I’ve taken better pictures but armadillos are shy and this is the best one I’ve ever been able to get of one of them. As soon as I snapped this picture, he disappeared into the nearby bushes.
Artwork of the Day: Ash Wednesday in New Orleans (photographer unknown)
Photographer Unknown
The photographer is unknown. The picture was taken many years ago. The day after Mardi Gras, however, never changes.
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