Picture/Clip Post Magazine

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A Paul Rader cover for the Paperback "Lady From L.U.S.T." about 1965

 

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and a Mort Kunstler "Airport Pickup" about the same time.

If Kunstler's name seems familiar, he's been a well-known painter of Soldiers in Combat, particularly the US Civil War for many years.

 

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'The Convalescent', 1932, Tamara de Lempicka

 

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'Pompeian Bath', 1861. Domenico Morelli

 

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Not what you think....Art Teacher asked Students to paint a Candle Flame

 

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Detail from a "Hilda" pinup

 

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Oh...
Hello, Bettie

 

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Varga and his Muse...Anna Mae Clift. She became his wife, business mgr, confidante. They were married from 1930 until she passed in 1974, which says much about tempramental Artists.

 

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And one more, earlier in his career, and hers

 

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Diahann Carrol before 1960

 

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Here you are, Vix...Ill put her together....you can take her apart....

 

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A Czech Aero 50 Dynamic
Very late 20s

 

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A 1930s Fiat Littorina Railbus

 

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And a 1940 Indian 'Chief'

 

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A Buitoni Spacemen Pasta Box, about 1955 I don't remember these but abit later they Had "Wagon Wheels" out. Those boxes have Cavalry and Native Americans to cut out. Every so often they'd offer a triple sheet of those, pre punched, for a dime and a box top. Note here, though: one of those Spacers is a blonde....

 

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An End like this one ought to be smiling all the time