mondfaenger: Catching goldfish, 1925 Art by..., a post from the blog Art Deco on Bloglovin’

Beacon Hill, Boston – The Great Gatsby Roaring Twenties Party Scene, Saturday Evening Post illustration, c. 1930 by John La Gatta by Tom Simpson

Tamara de Lempicka’s paintings were aggressively modern-looking, and their appeal to the new social elite of her day was no doubt due in large part to their proud and glowing sensuality, in which physical beauty was emblematic of purposeful self-confidence, personal empowerment and success. The urbane and coolly polished surfaces in her pictures mirrored the social ideals of this well-heeled and influential class, which did not hesitate to pursue its passions, but had the good taste to…

ladylilyvanity: “ Famous 1920’s Eye makeup Looks ”

Whats better than being inside on a wet rainy cold night? Being inside doodling at the drawing club in Glendale. The place was the cat's meow. Here are some of my doodles from the session.

It's been a Lesser-Ury day in #Berlin today. It's a Lesser-Ury night now. The city is hidden behind a glistening curtain of rain. Like in this 1920s painting of Leipziger Straße by the famous recluse from Nollendorfplatz 1...

Otto Dix - Photograph provided by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Used with permission

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