John Richard Flanagan

 

 John Richard Flanagan

originally posted by Doug Ellis on ‎Illustration Magazine:

Back to John Richard Flanagan.This time, one of his slick illustrations, from the February 1925 issue of Woman's Home Companion. It illustrated "Look For the Woman" by Anne Bryan McCall.

 

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JOHN R. FLANAGAN

(1895-1964)

Garret

8.5 x 11 preliminary sketch

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Garret

8.5 x 11 acrylic painting

John Richard Flanagan

 

Originaly posted by  Doug Ellis on Today's inspiration group

John Richard Flanagan

Doug Ellis wrote: 

 
I thought I’d post another John Richard Flanagan piece tonight, this time one of his published works. This appeared as a double-page spread in Collier’s, May 3, 1930, illustrating “Fu Manchu’s Daughter” by Sax Rohmer. The caption that ran with it reads: “We entered a little room upon which the big doors opened. This room was not empty. She was well guarded. And never can I forget her guards!” Unfortunately, a prior owner decided to make this art fit into a matte they had, which was too small for the piece, so they glued the bottom of the matte over the bottom of the illustration. I’ll be taking it to my restorer at some point in the near future to see if they can remove the glue residue. 

Garret's drawing of Adlai Stevenson 11

Preparatory drawings and  5" oil clay sculptural study for a life-size bust of   Adlai Stevenson 11

                                             

GARRET
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5" oil clay sculptural study

5" oil clay sculptural study

Walt Kelly

ORIGINAL KELLY SUNDAY PAGE 

 

Walt Kelly’s Pogo

      from animationresources

 

DEAN CORNWELL

             Sir Walter's Farewell, preliminary Oil on board 10 x 14 in. (sheet)

  

DEAN CORNWELL 

 (American, 1892-1960)

 Heritage Auction

 sketch lines of this preliminary study

GARRET MCFANN

 8.5"X 11" PREPARATORY DRAWING FOR PAINTING

GARRET

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FRAMED 8.5"X 11"ACRYLIC PAINTING  400.00

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SOURCE MATERIAL FOUND ON SHORPYS

GARRET

8.5 X 11 DRAWING

GARRET

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FRAMED 8.5 X 11 ACRYLIC PAINTING ON MASONITE          375.00

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old-picture

Confederate Reunion. General Harrison of Mississippi,

 Commander in Chief, With Generals Mickey and Dinkins

Captain James Dinkins in uniform, 

at a Confederate Veterans reunion around 1930. 

Added by: Dwayne Sessom   2/06/2015 to findagrave

Captain James Dinkins giving the rebel yell

 

In this exclusive clip from the 1930s

Confederate veterans step up to the mic

 and let out their version of the fearsome rallying cry.