Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Season to be Jolly
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Carl Barks' paintings brought Duckburg to some form of reality. This one is entitled 'The Season to be Jolly', adding another la...
Delicious and Refreshing
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Below is a 10 year run of Coke ads featuring Haddon Sundblom paintings, beginning in 1933, just two years after he painted his first Santa....
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1943 The above ad was a new painting that ran at the same time as a reworked Sundblom Santa from an earlier time was running. At least he wa...
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
O, There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays
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Christmas in the 20s and 30s was such a cozy thing, if it can be judged by the graphics of the time. These images, from postcards of the tim...
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O, There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays-2
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Why the Chimes Rang
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There's only one Christmas story in this 1924 book, but I thought it was worth showing the other lovely stylized illustrations by Kathar...
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Why the Chimes Rang - 2
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Monday, December 21, 2009
The Time Before Christmas
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This is the time before Christmas that is so fun to be out among people. Under the right conditions, the air is filled with love and harmony...
Happy Winter Everyone!
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Happy First Day of Winter, shortest day of the year. This art seems appropriate enough for that occasion. A really nice drawing from the 70s...
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
ToyLand
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The previous post about Santa's Toy Shop was a set-up for this post, a Carl Barks story originally from the 1948 issue of the Firestone ...
ToyLand - 2
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The 1948 cover to this story:
Santas's Toy Shop
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Golden Books may be items of nostalgia for baby boomers, hopefully having fond memories attached to them. This book, originally published in...
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