Word: artistically
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...room, watched her put on dark stockings, white net panties, a peach satin garter belt embroidered ANNE, a robin's egg blue chemise, a pink silk slip, a long-sleeved, high-necked black dress, a black hat and long kid gloves. "Thus," wrote Reporter Ager, "does a strip artist in her private life get even...
...however, did not make the contest a direct moneymaker. The Post spent $45,000 advertising its contest in other New York dailies; $8,000 for radio advertising; $18,000 for a special clerical force of 300; $11,000 for printing the drawings, "suitable for framing"; about $5,000 to Artist Held. Total cost: $69,665. But an increase of 23,000 in circulation so pleased Publisher Stern that he promptly ordered the new, 12-week series, with drawings by Peter Arno...
...paint into our pictures exactly what we hold in thought, and just as the artist changes his canvas by a stroke of the brush here and there . . . so each one of us may paint and regulate his own world and experiences for good by refusing to admit the carnal into thought and by tracing on his world canvas only those pure and exalting ideas which come from...
...three years ago it was the fashion to call Charles Dana Gibson the Peter Arno of the 1900's. Few dare hazard a guess of what Artist Arno will be capable...
...modernity of Madrid was a disappointment to Traveler Tomlinson, but in a newspaper office there (El Sol) he saw some satirical murals by Artist Bagaria that made him think of Goya. By motorbus he went to Toledo, La Mancha, Cordova, Seville, Cadiz, Malaga, Granada. Traveler Tomlinson noted all the proper sights but it was the least thing that set him philosophizing. In Toledo's Escorial he pondered the English novel; at Ubeda a dusty image of Christ in purple silk pants struck a chill into his warm feeling that Spain was more nearly in the right path than...