“At The Coconut Grove” by Ralph Barton. Two pages from the 1928 book “Caricatures of To-Day” caricaturing silent film stars of the day.
Posts tagged Illustration.
Did you know?
‘Lesbian Pulp Fiction was popular in the 1950′s – mid 60′s. At the time it was really the only information for, or about, lesbians and became quite popular, though still slightly underground. Small publishing houses like Brandon, Beacon and especially Midwood really hit the market. When you look at these covers, almost always, the dark haired woman in the illustration is the boss and the blond has been ’turned’ into a lesbian by her.’
“Lesbian Love - Can it ever be condoned?”
Did you know?
That during WWII almost every US Comic Book or Cartoon (which was primary for kids) included some War Propaganda?
Some examples:
“Diego en mi Pensamiento/Diego in My Thoughts“, by Frida Kahlo (1943)
