#year: 1932

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[🎶] When the sun goes down And the band won't play I'll always remember us this way When you look at me And the whole world fades I'll always remember us this way

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Margaret and Grace McDonald 1932

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JFK age 16 in 1932

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Princess Elizabeth (Queen Elizabeth II) May 1932

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Mayo Methot for her role in the 1932 crime drama The Night Club Lady

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Doctor X (1932)

"If you ask me, I think Dr. Xavier is using very unethical methods."

"Necessity has no ethics, sir."

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𝕀𝕞-ℍ𝕠-ℍ𝕠-ℍ𝕠-𝕋𝕖𝕡

Happy 92nd anniversary to The Mummy (1932)!

I drew this in December last year, using the anniversary falling so near Christmas as an excuse to draw Im-Ho-Tep in a Santa hat, because why not? I love drawing the OG Monsters out of character 🎅

This also gave me a chance to try and make a “sketchy” piece of art, as I have a habit of turning all my drawings into marathon projects that take hours, and not just quick, efficient sketches. This drawing still took longer than I intended, as I decided to change some details last minute, but I managed to do the face and outline quicker than usual at least. I also got a chance to practice using my Lyra brush pens for once, which was nice.

“Im-Ho-Ho-Ho-Tep” came to me when I was about halfway through the drawing. I am still exceptionally pleased with myself for coming up with that, and was very smug at the time 😂

HB and 3B graphite and mechanical pencils and Lyra Aqua-brush duo pens on 160gsm paper.

Process photos below cut.

Please don’t use or repost here or on other websites without credit or permission, thanks 🙏

Divider: @/strangergraphics

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"Double-O Day Aboard USS NEW YORK (BB-34)"

"A unique angle view during annual inspection of men aboard USS New York, anchored off Hawaii during combined Army and Navy manoeuvres."

Photographed on February 29, 1932 during Fleet Problems XIII.

World Wide Photos: LOS-12081

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well i have finished brave new world. not sure what i think about all that. my copy had a forward by margaret atwood which i have just started reading :)

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20,000 Years in Sing Sing (1932) Michael Curtiz

December 15th 2023

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Happy birthday, baby…

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1932

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have you read 1948 by David Peitrusa (sp?)?

I have read all of David Pietrusza's books and have been a big fan of his work for a long time. In fact, his publisher even used me as a blurb on at least the paperback editions of a couple of his books.

I'm particularly fond of Pietrusza's 1920: The Year of the Six Presidents (BOOK | KINDLE). It's a really great read and I remember breezing through it when I got it. My second favorite of his books is 1960: LBJ vs. JFK vs. Nixon: The Epic Campaign That Forged Three Presidencies (BOOK | KINDLE).

Like I said, I am a longtime fan of Pietrusza's writing style. He's written many books on a variety of subjects, but you especially can't go wrong with any of these books about the Presidents and Presidential elections: •1932: The Rise of Hitler and FDR: Two Tales of Politics, Betrayal, and Unlikely Destiny (BOOK | KINDLE) •TR's Last War: Theodore Roosevelt, the Great War, and a Journey of Triumph and Tragedy (BOOK | KINDLE) •Roosevelt Sweeps Nation: FDR's 1936 Landslide and the Triumph of the Liberal Ideal (BOOK | KINDLE) •1948: Harry Truman's Improbable Victory and the Year That Transformed America (BOOK | KINDLE)

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