vensuberg: Armand Noyer 4053 For once we can establish the photographer, Claude Baudin. See further here and here.

vensuberg: Armand Noyer 4053 For once we can establish the photographer, Claude Baudin. See further here and here.

Vensuberg: This Is A Difficult One. My First Impulse Is To Say Albert Arthur Allen, But He Didn’t Have A Patent On The Black And White Background, And I’m Not Aware That He Treated Such Obviously Fetishistic Subject Matter. Except For The Background,

Vensuberg: Naturally, Just When I Get This Series Sorted Out, Some One Has To Go And Post A Lot Of Beautiful New Scans!

Vensuberg: Enchantedsleeper: Cruel Diana (1963), Zdenek Burian Burian Is Better Known For His Dinosaur Illustrations—The Kind Where A Tyrannosaurid Looks Like A Monitor Lizard Standing Up And A Sauropod Is Shown Standing In Water Deep Enough To Prevent

Vensuberg: To Clarify My Pre-Coffee Rant This Morning, Here Is The Collection Of Emil Ranzenhofer, Who Published Under The Pseudonym Satori. More Here. Anyone Have More Than These 18 Scans?

Wonderingaesthetic: Venus Rising From The Sea, John Roddam Spencer Stanhope

Vensuberg: Hiram Powers, The Greek Slave

Vensuberg: Regardintemporel: Hiram Powers - America, After 1854 See Further Here.

Vensuberg: Gabriel De Cool

Vensuberg: Grandma-Did: Thosenaughtyvictorians: And The Annual Reblogging Of My Victorian Porn Halloween Pièce De Résistance! Have A Good Night Everyone. Try Not To Get Possessed By Demons, And If You Do, Make Sure They’re Sexy Ones. Outstanding

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Vensuberg: Magoothings: Earliertime: Anonym,C.1855 It’s Either Auguste Belloc Or Bruno Braquehais. I’ve Seen This Photo Identified As Both Photographers. Amazing That Either One Could Have That Weird Cubist Bird’s Skill In The Upper Right.

Vensuberg: 1910

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