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So YOU DO IT.The period from the 1890s through the 1930s was the Golden Age of American Illustration. The rapid rise of popular magazines created a new audience for art—the American public—and a new demand for illustrations. The nation's most talented artists responded by turning illustration into a sophisticated art form that gave visual life to our nation's dreams and ideals. Drawn from one of the country's premier collections of historic American illustration, this exhibition features original paintings by legendary artists such as Howard Pyle, N. C. Wyeth, J. C. Leyendecker, and Norman Rockwell.
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The period from the 1890s through the 1930s was the Golden Age of American Illustration.
Yet it wasn't until 60 some-odd years later the the best illustration ever was produced.
There's an illustration museum in Newport, RI. Alas, no goatse, but otherwise quite nice.
Fattening up the Cherub for Easter! I haven't seen anyone doing that for years. Thanks Subby
Man, I'm a big fan of Pyle and Wyeth. Parrish, too.
They should "kink" up this exhibit with some good old Margaret Brundage illos.
Ooooh, I love that kind of stuff.
B^4, I rate for Erte. Kink-free, mostly, but good stuff.
So YOU DO IT.
Much as I'd like to ... not bloody likely:
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Ride Metro Rapid Line 780 [WASHINGTON/FAIRFAX TRANSIT HUB] heading south
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Ride Metro Express Line 534 [MALIBU - PCH-TRANCAS] heading north
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To: MALIBU CANYON RD/PACIFIC COAST HWY NW corner Ar: 01:17PM
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Ending at 24255 PACIFIC COAST HWY
Followed by walking up a steep damn hill for hundreds of meters, maybe even a click, to get to the Arts Center.
However, if you like that sort of thing, see here.
Why not just find yourself a nice black pickup truck and race there?
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