#Charles Dana Gibson

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A Study of the Gibson Girls

Back in 2021, I did "60 Days of Studying the Masters" and Day 51 was Charles Dana Gibson. I loved studying his linework.

This was done live (on TikTok, I think) in about 90 minutes.

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Charles Dana Gibson - The Parting Wall (1906)

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Charles Dana Gibson

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Charles Dana Gibson (American,1867-1944)

The Gibson Girl, c.1891

Pen and ink on paper

[thisweekinfandomhistory]

Okay, but this Charles Dana Gibson drawing of "matinee girls" (theatre fandom) from 1906 is the cutest thing I've ever seen and I want to hear them squeeing about their favorite plays! (Atlas Obscura)

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(via Before ‘Fans,’ There Were ‘Kranks,’ ‘Longhairs,’ and ‘Lions’ - Atlas Obscura)

Charles Dana Gibson (of “Gibson Girl” fame) drew this depiction of the “matinee girls,” a type of ardent theater fan at the turn of the 20th century.

This 1842 print shows Liszt and a throng of his adoring fans.

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Everyone loves Charles Dana Gibson's ladies, but his troubled, brooding dudes haunted by the hands of the damned are worth a look too.

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A HOPELESS CASE — CHARLES DANA GIBSON

(art print gifted to me by my beloved diana @memorycare)

[thepopculturearchivist]

LIFE, June 10, 1926

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“A Widow and Her Friends, Part III” by Charles Dana Gibson, centerfold in “Life” magazine, October 18, 1900.

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Charles Dana Gibson, The Turning of the Tide, 1900

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Charles Dana Gibson (American, 1867–1944) - Aghast Woman

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Patiently Listening and Tea Room by Charles Dana Gibson

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“When Words Fail” by Charles Dana Gibson Life, August 18, 1921

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Charles Dana Gibson, 1900s