The Anti-social Media Of A Century Past. LIFE, December 23, 1926

1928

Karl Arnold

Brotherhood of Man (1945, UPA)

director: Bobe Cannon

designer: John Hubley

Cross-section of a Parisian house, 1885. From LA NATURE—REVUE DES SCIENCES ET DE LEURS APPLICATIONS AUX ARTS ET À L’INDUSTRIE.

Concept drawings by Mel Shaw for Disney’s THE GREAT MOUSE DETECTIVE (1986).

I was 10. Across the street from us lived two beautiful twins. Dark hair, eyes as blue as robin’s eggs, long legs. They were older and usually hung out with my brother, but maybe he was sick that day or something, because it was just the twins and me in the theatre—two ravishing girls and in between them a kid with the biggest grin in the history of mankind on his stupid face. I was glowing radioactively. Jackie Wilson’s “I Get the Sweetest Feeling” was a hit I remember. Everything aligned, and the universe sang to me a little.

From Yves Chaland's Bob Fish

Eugene Hartung (1897-1973)

Mainzer Cats

Fantaisie d’Automne/Les Champignons. Illustration by George Barbier from LA VIE PARISIENNE, 1916.

“Appalling! This beast steals the limelight from all of our stars!”

Karl Arnold (1883-1953) illustration for German magazine, Simplicissimus (January 1931).