by Erin Nicole
April Fools!
These snake statues are all over the place at the Dallas Arboretum. I always jump a little whenever I sit down near the waterfall and suddenly see one of them near me.
Artwork of the Day: Look Out For That Snake!
Category Archives: Artwork of the Day
Artwork of the Day: Magnus The Magnificent (by George Erickson)
by George Erickson
He certainly looks magnificent. As you can tell by the signature in the right hand corner, this cover was done by George Erickson.
Artwork of the Day: The Fool Beloved (by H.M. Brock)
I can’t lie, this cover made ma laugh. It’s from 1949. It probably made people laugh back then too.
Artwork of the Day: Manhunt (by Walter Popp)
by Walter Popp
From 1958, this Walter Popp illustrated cover is proof that men never actually know what’s in their closet.
Artwork of the Day: We Were Strangers (by James Avati)
by James Avati
This cover is from 1949 and was done by James Avati, whose work we have shared many times in the past and which we will probably share many times in the future.
Artwork of the Day: The Producer (by Raymond Johnson)
by Raymond Johnson
This novel was first published in 1951. The author was also a Hollywood director and screenwriter and the book was based on the people that he had actually worked with. I’m not sure when the edition above was published but it is known that the cover was done by artist Raymond Johnson.
Happy Oscar Sunday!
Artwork of the Day: Terror Detective Story (Artist Unknown)
This is from 1957. Don’t try this at home.
Artwork of the Day: Honey, Broadway Playgirl (by Rudy Nappi)
Artwork of the Day: He Learned About Women (by Syd Dyke)
by Syd Dyke
A thousand?
Artwork of the Day: The Girl From Mimi’s (Artist Unknown)
This is from 1952. Unfortunately, though Mimi may be known, the identity of the artist is not.
Through the Shattered Lens 