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Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), Workbook D, 1972
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Joseph Elmer Yoakum was an artist who started drawing in his seventies, creating inventive landscape drawings between the early 1960s and his death in 1972. Unlike most self-taught artists, Yoakum...
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Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), <em>Workbook D</em>, 1972
Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), Workbook C, 1972
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Joseph Elmer Yoakum was an artist who started drawing in his seventies, creating inventive landscape drawings between the early 1960s and his death in 1972. Unlike most self-taught artists, Yoakum...
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Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), <em>Workbook C</em>, 1972
Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), Workbook A, 1972
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Joseph Elmer Yoakum was an artist who started drawing in his seventies, creating inventive landscape drawings between the early 1960s and his death in 1972. Unlike most self-taught artists, Yoakum...
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Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), <em>Workbook A</em>, 1972
Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), Workbook B, 1972
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Joseph Elmer Yoakum was an artist who started drawing in his seventies, creating inventive landscape drawings between the early 1960s and his death in 1972. Unlike most self-taught artists, Yoakum...
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Turning the Pages: Joseph E. Yoakum (American, 1890–1972), <em>Workbook B</em>, 1972
Turning the Pages: Madame B Album, 1870s
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The practice of cutting up photographs and placing them into new watercolor compositions was common among aristocratic classes in the Victorian era.
This album of over one hundred pages of...
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Turning the Pages: Madame B Album, 1870s
Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), Vacillating Calaveras of the War, 1939
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This large-scale, multipage calavera newspaper collectively illustrated by members of the Taller de Gráfica Popular addresses a variety of contemporary international and domestic issues, including...
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Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), <em>Vacillating Calaveras of the War</em>, 1939
Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), Calaveras Crazy About Music, 1937
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This collectively produced broadside pamphlet was one of the first calavera sheets published by the Taller de Gráfica Popular for the Day of the Dead, drawing on the dark humor, chaotic energy, and...
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Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), <em>Calaveras Crazy About Music</em>, 1937
Turning the Pages: Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957), An Account of the Life of One Nadienka and of Certain Revelations She Had, 1916
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While living in Paris, the muralist and activist Diego Rivera illustrated this Russian book with Cubist-inspired lithographs; he would later visit Leon Trotsky during his exile in Mexico.
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Turning the Pages: Diego Rivera (Mexican, 1886-1957), <em>An Account of the Life of One Nadienka and of Certain Revelations She Had</em>, 1916
Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), Oh Rope, Don't Bust!, 1939
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In this humorous, scatological calavera sheet, the artists of the Taller de Gráfica Popular use the satirical skeleton figure to portray the current struggle between the left and the right in...
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Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), Oh Rope, Don't Bust!, 1939
Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), Strangling Calaveras, 1942
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In this energetic, collaborative four-page broadside, several Taller de Gráfica Popular artists took up the calavera’s dark humor to lionize military heroes, satirize murderers and the press, and...
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Turning the Pages: Taller de Gráfica Popular (Mexican graphic artist collective, founded 1937), <em>Strangling Calaveras</em>, 1942
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