by Rudolph Belarski
It looks like someone’s about to get struck out!
Artwork of the Day: Argosy (by Rudolph Belarski)
Category Archives: Art
Celebrate National Doll Days With These Friendly Dolls!
Today is National Doll Day and, in order to celebrate, here are a few pictures from my mother’s doll collection. She owned over a 1,000 dolls. About 400 of them are currently staying with me and Lisa. Here are a few of them, all photographed by me.
Artwork of the Day: Dolls and Guns
by Erin Nicole
Happy National Doll Day!
Artwork of the Day: Snappy Stories (by Enoch Bolles)
by Enoch Bolles
As you can tell from the telephone, this cover is from 1925.
Artwork of the Day: Dime Detective Magazine (by Rafael DeSoto)
by Rafael DeSoto
This is from 1942. How did those footprints get on the ceiling?
Artwork of the Day: Detective Novel (by Rudolph Belarski)
by Rudolph Belarski
This is from 1947.
Artwork of the Day: Adventure (by Victor Prezio)
by Victor Prezio
Most men probably won’t even notice the dagger.
Celebrate Dinosaur Day With The Pulps!
by Alex Schomburg
Happy Dinosaur Day! Today is the day when we celebrate the former rulers of our planet! Dinosaurs were alwasy a popular subject with the pulps. Pulp magazines were full of stories about modern-day dinosaurs and speculation about why the real ones when extinct. Putting a dinosaur on the cover of a magazine or a paperback was a good way to catch the attention of readers all over. Today, let’s celebrate Dinosaur Day with the help of the pulps!
Artist Unknown
Artist Unknown
by Edmund Emshwiller
by Frank R. Paul
by George Gross
by Howard V. Brown
by J. Allen St. John
by J. Allen St. John
by Lawrence Sterne Stevens
by Thomas Beecham
Happy Dinosaur Day!
by Jerome Podwil
Artwork of the Day: The Armchair Detective (by Carolyn Hartman)
by Carolyn Hartman
What a pretty white dress! This is from 1983 and was done by Carolyn Hartman.
Artwork of the Day: Ahead
by Erin Nicole
It took this picture while I was out walking in the rain. I’ve always liked street signs that can double as either warnings or encouragement. It’s not always easy to know what is ahead.
Through the Shattered Lens 