#Julian de Miskey

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New Yorker May 23 1959, Artist Julian De Miskey

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Julian de Miskey, The New Yorker, cover ilustration, 1925 http://www.papillongallery.com/julian_de_miskey.html

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Julian de Miskey, December 19th, 1925

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Al's Menagerie

Above: The Dec. 2, 1934 opening of the reconstructed Central Park Menagerie drew such luminaries as Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, pictured at left with his family, and, at right, former New York Governor Al Smith, who was designated honorary zookeeper. Smith, who, lived across from the zoo at 820 Fifth Avenue, poses with two donkeys at the Menagerie in 1940. (New York Parks Archive) The Central Park…

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New Yorker May 23rd 1925 by Julian de Miskey

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Julian De Miskey

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The cover of The New Yorker, November 24, 1928, by Julian de Miskey.

Photo: Condé Nast

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Julian de Miskey

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Julian de Miskey (American, 1898-1976). The New Yorker cover, 1939.

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Cover illustration with characters from "The Mikado" by Julian de Miskey The New Yorker: "Something Different" buff.ly/2VqWR2U #JuliandeMiskey https://www.instagram.com/p/CSOQYbrrUYX/?utm_medium=tumblr

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January 14th* ‘New York City’ 2002 / vol. LXXVII n*43 #3967 by Jean-Claude Floch * morning commute * the Quiet Man * 1933 by Peter Arno * #152 Vol. 3 N*48 1928 by Julian de Miskey #week3 #january14 #lifecollage https://www.instagram.com/p/BsnVlPXgcWu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=o67esz5oyh2g

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Magazine cover. Julian de Miskey. 1925. #duille #duilledesign #art #design #architecture #illustration #artnouveau #artdeco #artsandcrafts #modernism #charlesrenniemackintosh #usa #scotland #scottish #celtic #northampton #jewellery #mackintosh — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2wLQebR

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Help Wanted

Nineteen thirty-two was a tough year for most Americans, as the Depression approached rock bottom and jobless numbers continued to mount as one out of every four workers was unemployed. July 2, 1932 cover by William Steig. Despite the Depression, the New Yorker was on solid footing, although judging by these next two issues advertising had fallen off. Other indications things weren’t so rosy…

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New Yorker October 13 1945 by Julian de Miskey