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Showing posts with label vintage book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage book. Show all posts
Sunday, January 27, 2019
Tag Collage Challenge -Tag 7
This week, I collaged my tag onto a vintage Reader's Digest book cover. I used some vintage wallpaper, hand made paper and a print of a butterfly.
Saturday, December 22, 2018
The Snow King
Every once in a while, I see something online that I fall in love with. This book is one such item. I kept searching Ebay and one day, there it was. With my name on it. And the price was right. The stars were aligned.
The book was printed in Ploland in 1968 and I have no idea what the story is other than it involves a King, a princess (?) , a polar bear, birds and a scarecrow. I believe the name is The Tale of the Snow King (or The Ballad of the Snow King), written by Tadeusz Kubiak and illustrated by Zbigniew Rychlicki The illustrations are frosty and perfect for the holiday season.
The book was printed in Ploland in 1968 and I have no idea what the story is other than it involves a King, a princess (?) , a polar bear, birds and a scarecrow. I believe the name is The Tale of the Snow King (or The Ballad of the Snow King), written by Tadeusz Kubiak and illustrated by Zbigniew Rychlicki The illustrations are frosty and perfect for the holiday season.
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Sunday, August 20, 2017
52 Weeks of Collage Part 2 Week 33
Last weekend I went yard sale-ing and found a really dilapidated copy of Black Beauty dating from 1897. Since the whole thing was already in pieces (I hate to cut up a perfectly good book), I didn't mind using it for collaging. This collage uses the back cover, the spine, one of the illustration pages and some rubber stamps.
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Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Vintage Polish Illustration
I just purchased this fabulous vintage book from a Polish seller on Ebay. I can't read it but I know that the first story is "Sleeping Beauty" so I assume it is a book of fairy tales (I couldn't translate the title). The book was published in Warsaw and dates from 1961 but I think it was originally published in Moscow in 1950. Anyway, I purchased it for the wonderful borders on every page. The illustrator is Michal Bylina (Polish, 1904-1982).
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Polish Illustration - Adam Kilian
I love folk art and illustration and have recently become interested in vintage Polish art. I saw images from this book online awhile ago and it suddenly came up for sale on Ebay so I snatched it up. The book was published in 1965 in Warsaw and I believe it is a play (the text is all in Polish...) It was illustrated by Ukrainian-born artist Adam Kilian. For some history about Adam Kilian, check out this website culture.pl. You can see more of Kilian's illustration on another website, Fishink (and Fishink has lots of other great stuff on it too!).
Here are most of the illustrations from the book although not necessarily in order.
Here are most of the illustrations from the book although not necessarily in order.
Sunday, August 23, 2015
Vintage Cook Books
I have a few vintage cooks books that I purchased for the illustrations. They date from the 1940's to the 1960's and are really pamphlets, not real books, that were published by companies to promote their products. The companies include Wesson Oil, Ocean Spray, and The Wine Institute of California.
Recipes include Chicken Scrapple, Wesson Chicken Divine and Fruited Chicken
Recipes include Cheese Dreams, Corn Meal Muffins Baconized and Frizzled Beef in Cream.
Recipes include Cranberry Cherry Mist, Cranburgers and Cranberry Cheese Pie.
Recipes include Chicken Curry in a Hurry, Sherried Rocky Road Pudding and Broccoli Luncheonette.
Are you getting hungry?
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Published by Wesson Oil |
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Published by Safeway Stores, Inc |
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Published by Ocean Spray Cranberry Kitchen |
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Published by Wine Advisory Board |
Are you getting hungry?
Saturday, August 15, 2015
Vintage Illustration
I found this vintage 1959 Polish book on Ebay. The title is "Children's Poems" and it has wonderful illustrations. The illustrator is Helena Winogradow-Matuszewska. I can't find anything about her in English.
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