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Archive for March, 2010
J. Robertson
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 31, 2010
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Van Arno
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 30, 2010
Battle Hymn Of The Republic
The Soul Is Extracted And Judged By Weight
Jayne’s Got That Old Time Religion
Missouri Saints (Tar Party)
Baklavia
Apocalypstick: Convergence Of Mercury, Quatro And Joan Jett
Leviathan Harnessed By Harlow’s Nightie
Medusa Infested
Robert Johnson At The Crossroads
To Creation’s Defenses, Jackson Sprung
Birth Of Venus
The Queen’s Pregnancy Is Threatened When Sunlight Ignites Her Hair
…But We Only Did Headshots (Olive Oyl)
Mexica Cannot Be Roused To Fight
Illinois, Lacking Slaves, Relies On Lincoln
Jim Dandy To The Rescue
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Charles Ellis (1925 – 2004)
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 29, 2010
Bob Dylan
Playing Baseball
Joe Louis Knocking Out Max Schmeling
Bing Crosby
General McArthur
The Presidents
Vietnam
Pham Van Dong
Mont St. Michael
Caribbean Riviera
Island
Hello Dolly, Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady, A Hard Day’s Night & Others
The Invasion Of The Dragons
Swan Family
Cat
Posted in ELLIS Charles | Tagged: A Hard Day's Night, Bing Crosby, Bob Dylan, Charles Ellis, Douglas MacArthur, Hello Dolly, Illustrator, Joe Louis, Mary Poppins, Max Schmeling, My Fair Lady, Pham Van Dong, Vietnam | 1 Comment »
Thomas Prichard Rossiter (1818 – 1871)
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 28, 2010
The Parmly Sisters
Spilt Milk
The Rural Post Office
Washington And Lafayette At Mount Vernon
Signing Of The Constitution
The Prince Of Wales And President Buchanan Visit The Tomb Of Washington At Mount Vernon
Liberty Freeing The Shackles Of Slavery
House On The Hudson
Picnic Above The Hudson
Opening Of The Wilderness
Niagara Falls
Muses And Graces
Posted in ROSSITER Thomas P. | Tagged: Constitution, George Washington, James Buchanan, Marquis de Lafayette, Mount Vernon, Niagara Falls, Prince of Wales, Thomas Prichard Rossiter | Leave a Comment »
Anonymous
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 28, 2010
The Alamo
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Thomas Waterman Wood (1823 – 1903)
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 27, 2010
A Southern Cornfield, Nashville, Tennessee
Election Returns
His First Vote
Sherry, Sir – The Black Servant
Cakes And Wine
Threading A Needle
Private Lunch
The Tootache – His Own Doctor
Neglecting Trade
Curbstone Piliteness – Have A Segar?
The Village Post Office
Politics In The Workshop
Fresh Eggs
Not An Egg
Return Of The Flags
Two Cents A Piece, Sir
There’s One – Catch ‘em!
Autumn Leaves
The Yankee Pedlar
A Bit Of History: The Contraband, The Recruit, The Veteran
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Charles Frederic Ulrich (1858 – 1908)
Posted by Suzay Lamb on March 26, 2010
Italian Idyll
Washerwomen, Seville
Young Girl Embroidering
Children In A Schoolroom
The Village Printing Shop, Haarlem, Holland
Moment Musicale
In The Land Of Promise
The Flowers
A Dutch Typesetter
Woman In Train Car
An Amateur Etcher
The Glass Blowers
The Glass Engraver
Washerwomen
Tea Rose – Portrait Of A Woman
Glass Blowers Of Murano
The Dream After The Story
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