Category Archives: Art
Celebrate Easter With Andy Warhol and Edie Sedgwick!

To those who observe the holiday, happy Easter!
Above, we have a picture of Edie Sedgwick and Andy Warhol posing with two rabbits. I’m not really sure whether or not this picture was actually taken for Easter but let’s pretend like it was. Andy certainly doesn’t look very happy with his rabbit.
Fortunately, he appears to be in a better mood in the picture below, which also features both Edie and Catherine Deneuve.

And, finally, in this next picture, Andy is finally actually smiling. How couldn’t you smile with that many rabbits around? Seriously, rabbits are incredibly cute.

Finally, let’s end this with Andy Warhol’s 1982 painting, Eggs:

Artwork of the Day: Rabbit

by Erin Nicole
Happy Easter!
Artwork of the Day: Rogue Roman (Unknown Artist)

Artist Unknown
Artwork of the Day: No Marriage In Paradise (Artist Unknown)

Artist Unknown
It’s Opening Day!
Today is the day that I look forward to every year. It’s the opening day of the 2018 MLB season! For nearly 150 years, baseball has been America’s pastime. Long before Andre Beltre and Mike Trout thrilled baseball fans with every swing of the bat, there were players like Hardy Richardson.

From 1875 until he retired in 1892, Hardy Richardson was one of the best players in major league baseball. He played for 14 seasons and for 6 different teams. When he was playing for Detroit, he led the team to victory in the 1887 World Series. He played every single position and his stats would make any player proud. Richardson appeared in 1,331 major league games, compiled a .299 batting average and .435 slugging percentage, and totaled 1,120 runs scored, 1,688 hits, 303 doubles, 126 triples, 70 home runs, 822 RBIs, and 377 bases on balls.
Richardson was also one of the first players known to have appeared on a baseball card. In 1887, if you bought a pack of Old Judge cigarettes, you could also get a baseball card celebrating the career of Hardy Richardson.

Courtesy of the Library of Congress
It’s been over a hundred years since Hardy Richardson last swung a bat or stole a base but both his legacy and the legacy of everyone else who has ever played the game will continue today as the teams hit the field for the first time. Good luck to all the players on Opening Day!
GO RANGERS!
Artwork of the Day: The Reef (Artist Unknown)

Artist Unknown
Artwork of the Day: Leg Artist (Unknown Artist)

Artist Unknown
Artwork of the Day: Cyn (by Robert Bonfils)

by Robert Bonfils
The Covers of Mammoth Detective
33 issues of Mammoth Detective were published between 1942 and 1947 and they all lived up to their name. Initially, an average issue of Mammoth Detective was 322 pages long but eventually, it was reduced down to 178 pages. That was still too many pages for the magazine survive the paper shortages of World War II.
Mammoth Detective cover artists included Robert Gibson Jones, Harold McCauley, and James Axelrod. Check out some samples of their work below:

Unknown Artist

Unknown Artist

Unknown Artist

by Robert Gibson Jones

by Robert Gibson Jones

by Robert Gibson Jones

by James Axlerod

by Harold McCauley
