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The new and heretofore unfigured species of the birds of North America
New York :Published by the author,1869.
I found a handful of these in frames at a local sale. I have always liked Anglund's illustrations. All the lithos had bad staining and some were bad beyond any use. I cleaned these three up with an eraser, until I can research a better way to clean them.
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Moriz Jung (1885–1915) was born in the Czech Republic and later moved to Vienna to study art with Alfred Roller, Carl Otto Czeschka and Bertold Löffler. Whilst studying he published a book of coloured woodcuts called 'Freunden geschnitten und gedruckt'. He also created signage and posters for Cabaret Fledermaus and the Wiener Werkstätte. He tragically died at the young age of 29 durring World War One in a battle at the Carpathian mountains in East Galicia. We have digitally enhanced some of his woodcuts, linocuts, lithographs and book images. They are available to download and use under the CC0 license.
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Henri Lachambre, aéronaute-constructeur breveté. Paris 24., Passage des Favorites, 24. Paris. Advertisement for aeronaut and balloon manufacturer Henri Lachambre shows a balloon "H. Lachambre" with two passengers floating through a scene of animals, circus performers, and toy balloons. Lithograph, France, between 1875 and 1890.
From the Tissandier Collection at the U.S. Library of Congress.
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I bought the album with the photo of Louis Lozowick on Friday at J & J., the last field at Brimfield to open, and the oldest. On Thursday, as it happened, at Mays, the Thursday field, I bought a book. The field had been open for a while (when the gates open at 9, there is a stampede like the Oklahoma Land Rush).
so this book was sitting on this table, I walked over, looked at it, saw that it was called The Machine Age, decent condition (like brand`new) gathered it was some kind of catalog from a show at the Brooklyn Museum. Dealer said $20, I gave him his twenty and walked off with my new book.
I hadn't really looked at it until some time last week. And leafing through it, what should I find but this famous (or a least a large share of semi-famous) photograph, And sure enough, it's my Louis Lozowick. The dates check out (Lozowick was born in 1892, which would make him 38 or thereabouts. And it does look like the fellow in that real photo postcard.
Lithograph on Japanese Bunko-Shi paper, ed.17/30
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In Lynch's work, the subconscious if often viewed as a place of conflict, where paranoid, phobias and moments of crisis reveal the negativity and instability of the human condition.
As he asserts, 'Everyone's subconscious is filled with plenty of horror. All the things we don't want to face with our conscious minds are there just waiting for us.' While locality plays an important role in characterising the immensity of these problems (in particular, insular and closed spaces), the challenges are ultimately made worse because the 'problems are inside the people themselves'.
In many of his lithographs, we are presented with an almost infantile outlook, with protagonists engaged in states of confusion, longing and alienation. The use of text - a few words or short phrases inscribed onto the lithographic stone - bestows these often solitary figures with various states of existential distress and emotional anguish reinforced by the titles of the works.
Digital images from rawpixel's own physical collection of antique chromolithographic plates
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