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Umberto Eco And Eugenio Carmi’s The Three Astronauts Teaches Us About Humanity (1966)

In 1966, Umberto Eco treated readers to I tre cosmonauti (The Three Astronauts), the second issue in ...

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Wound Man And Other Illustrations From Pseudo-Galen, Anatomia (14th Century)

These are anatomical illustrations from the 15th Century English medical treatise Pseudo-Galen, Anatomia, the title a ...

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Cosey Fanni Tutti’s Illustrated Aggro Chic For Club International And Prostitution

A few months before Cosey Fanni Tutti upset the apple-cart as a member with ...

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Hawkwind and Barney Bubbles Influence Le Gun’s Space Is Deep

Space Is Deep, was a 2013 exhibition from art collective Le Gun. The show, at ...

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25 Gorgeous Vintage Illustrations For The Polish Circus 1950s – 1970s

Ylain Mayer: The end of World War II marked the dawn of a new ...

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Typewriter Art: A Rich Visual History Of Words As Images (1893 – Now)

"If ‘technology’ is that which is invented after we are born, and ‘stuff’ is that ...

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Pulp! The Classics: Great Works Of Literature Get Hard Boiled

Pulp! The Classics sees David Mann hard boil classic works of literature, working covers into the mid-20th ...

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Christopher Logue’s Poster Poems To Stop Your Balls From Falling Off

“I have never been part of the London literary scene. My time has been passed with ...

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Character Heads: Franz Xaver Messerschmidt’s Twisted Sculptures From The Age of Reason

“Anything great in this world has come from neurotics” - Marcel Proust Franz Xaver ...

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41 Outrageous Pages From Vintage Pulp Magazines

In the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, men's magazines were lurid and juicy. Indeed, these old men's ...

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The Barbarians Arrive: Japanese Depictions of Westerners (1860s)

In the 1850s U.S. Commodore Matthew C. Perry landed his ships in Japan and set about ending ...

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Doodle Pad Dollies: Artist ‘Fills In The Lines’ On A DIY Mid-Century Sex Mag

In the 1940s and 1950s, women led double lives. By day and in public they ...

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