Ettore Cozzani La siepe di smeraldo

La siepe di smeraldo Ettore Cozzani (1884-1971)

Tom Lehrer Sings Pollution 1967

From Cartoon research post.

Modern Sketch 01, January 1934

 

Colgate University digital libraries collection.

Euclid's elements

 

Thanks to the introductory article on Euclid's elements by Time-Price-Research for the link to the Oliver Byrne's startlingly modern rendition with primary colours and clear layout. HERE is the original 1847's book.

Comedy scripts

 

Selection of comedy scripts to download at the Script lab!

Art of Tekkonkinkreet

 

Beautiful selection form ever amazing Tekkonkinkreet by Taiyo Matsumoto, thanks to Characterdesignreferences and Halcyonrealms.

Fritz Scholder

 

Article on artist Fritz Scholder by the Smithsonina. magazine about the 'Super Indian' exhibition at the Denver Art Museum.

Fairytales of Motion

Digressions pariétales at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Lyon.

 

Jean Jullien created Digressions pariétales as part of the group exhibition “Comme un parfum d’aventure,” at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Lyon. Thanks to Hyperbeast for the post!

I Pupi Siciliani

 Introduzione alla storia dei Pupi Siciliani su Famiglia in fuga.

Consigli di lettura

La biblioteca digitale dell'Emilia Romagna, bella scoperta attraverso una serie di links che e' iniziata con il libro 'Uccelli' presentato da Anna Castagnoli e Carll Cneut e portato in tour anche alla libreria Radice Labirinto a Carpi. Grazie a Le figure dei libri per il post!

The Creative Thinking

 

All too recognisable, thanks to Electric Lit.

Archipel

 

Beautiful mixed media film 'Archipel' featured at IFFR by Canadian director Félix Dufour-Laperrière, thanks to Cartoon Brew for the post.

Shingo Tamagawa: Making Puparia

Making of Puparia by Shingo Tamagawa

Paul Peter Piech

 

Beautiful print work by the extraordinary Peter Paul pitch, thanks to Four Corners Books for the beautiful spreads.

The Hairy Who

 

Jim Nutt Untitled 1966 the Art Institute of Chicago. Beautiful exhibition post from 2018 about the groundbreaking group Hairy Who? 1966-1969 posted by the great Art & Object site.

France in the 21st Century

 

In these times it is good to see the playful imagination of our ancestors, and MesseyNessyChic blog has a great entry where artists in the 19th century provided a futuristic image of France in the 21st century, and made it popular by showing these reproductions on cigarette boxes and postcards. If only this came true!