Not AI, if my sources are correct… and I have no reason to think they’re not, especially as they agree.
This is a copper-plate etching by French printmaker Gérard Trignac… his work is said to be in numerous museums.
Want to guess when it was done?
In the year…..
2000.
I was surprised to read that he was born in 1955.
He started out studying architecture, but then switched to art.
Each detailed plate takes him months to etch.
My grandparents too… though my Dad’s parents were adolescents in 1903, and probably hadn’t met yet.
My mom’s mother was probably still on her first husband, unless the rumors are true… already in the US but I don’t know whether she spoke English yet. But I think so.
Why didn’t they just stream it??? (snark) Wait, I’m the grandparents they’re talking about!!! Nothing beats a huge screen in a theater with surround sound!
It may not have been the big premiere, but we had a nice, full-sized cinema nearby.
No big crowds, but the blockbusters were there rather fast!
Not to mention the matinees (well; in the early afternoon) on weekends – cheap with movies for the younger audience.
I read that both sides of Velcro are woven with strong nylon loops…. One side softer and fluffier, the other a regular pattern of stiff, upright ones that are cut to make hooks.
So I assume somebody had to go around with teensy tiny scissors and snip all those transparent red ones.
I can get almost all…. There are a couple of newer shows I might have mixed up with others, cos all I see of them is very short YouTube clips….
I mean ….
I think that’s the couple from Black-ish, right below Jerry Seinfeld, and the Asian family at the very left, about in the middle, next to the Friends cast, is from Fresh Off the Boat. From the clips I’ve seen, both funny shows.
I don’t know who the fellow is, at lower left in the black sweater, or whether it’s the person or the caricature I don’t recognize. Or the guy diagonally in between Barbara Eden and Will Smith.
I remember a couple of these in the entrance to the toy department of Woodward’s department store. (ca. 1960) I think they were showing Popeye cartoons.
There used to be a museum downstairs at the Cliff House in San Francisco, and another on the Boardwalk in Santa Cruz, both full of wonderful old machines… flipcard viewers like this one, often showing bits of silent films, like the gunfight from a Western…
Gypsy Fortune Tellers that moved slightly, and dispensed your fortune on a little card, or a picture of your future husband (looking suspiciously like Rudolf Valentino or Tom Mix)…. “love testers”, where squeezing a grip made a pointer show the strength of your love … all kinds of machines.
You paid a little bit of admission, so many of them still operated for the original penny or nickel. The cards dispensed were reprints, but not modernized.
But you can see that this one’s a girlie show. Forerunner of later peep shows…. now YouTube videos.
There aren’t a lot of ways to embarrass a shameless basset, who steals, tries to dynamite squirrels, and defies other social conventions at every opportunity….
But I think Claude has found one!
Well, of course, it was Nighthawks who gave him the idea.
That’s only cos Nighthawks gives him pretty much all his ideas, whether he knows it or not
Anyway… time for you to get the idea that you can find nine things different between these two panels… but don’t worry… Cleo’s embarrassed in both of them.
Hi…I’ve followed you from Ballard Street. Someone posted there that you were now active on Cleo. So, I’m pleased I found you. You are very pity and interesting.
We can post a lot more stuff here.. videos, images, interesting (or not😁) memories and stories, without being told it’s not relevant…. all thanks to Nighthawks.
And if you haven’t read Cleo and Company….. it’s a great strip!
I want to yell “Get back! Go back to safety!”
But I can’t see where that would even be!
,
,,
No elevators in those days, even if it’s AI. That’s a lot of climbing! Made it! Where’s the privy? Wait, WHERE???
I read that you can only wear Dr. Scholl’s sandals, in that place 😁
Not AI, if my sources are correct… and I have no reason to think they’re not, especially as they agree.
This is a copper-plate etching by French printmaker Gérard Trignac… his work is said to be in numerous museums.
Want to guess when it was done?
I was surprised to read that he was born in 1955.
He started out studying architecture, but then switched to art.
Each detailed plate takes him months to etch.
Not my grandparents. They were standing in line for “The Great Train Robbery…”
My grandparents too… though my Dad’s parents were adolescents in 1903, and probably hadn’t met yet.
My mom’s mother was probably still on her first husband, unless the rumors are true… already in the US but I don’t know whether she spoke English yet. But I think so.
Why didn’t they just stream it??? (snark) Wait, I’m the grandparents they’re talking about!!! Nothing beats a huge screen in a theater with surround sound!
Say what??!
Hmpfff! Grandparents?!!
Uppity young Gen Z whippersnappers!
Well, one day Gen Alpha’s kids will call you grandparents.
Okay, Zoomer.
Dude! That was ME!
With bell-bottom jeans and all?
Who am I kidding…I was in line right behind you.
It may not have been the big premiere, but we had a nice, full-sized cinema nearby.
No big crowds, but the blockbusters were there rather fast!
Not to mention the matinees (well; in the early afternoon) on weekends – cheap with movies for the younger audience.
I saw it in a drive-in.
48 years in now.
And, other than a few snippets of it in commercials and such, I have never watched it.
As Goofy would say, “Oh… gawrsh…”
,,,
You got one of them right.
I thought that the other was someone else.
Your second pick is correct.
But remember… he was one pretty big dude.
That fellow who is even taller and broader-shouldered
correctamondo
😲
I’m gonna run away from home! Then they’ll be sorry!
Yeah… And they won’t have any more eggs!
Maybe the bird chickened out.
I’d say she did, pretty much by definition.
Deleted Munchkin scene from “Over the Rainbow..
Probably from the “Ten Commandments”.
Making bricks without straw.
Well, yeah…. But inside the slave costumes, they just might be Munchkins.
..
I read that both sides of Velcro are woven with strong nylon loops…. One side softer and fluffier, the other a regular pattern of stiff, upright ones that are cut to make hooks.
So I assume somebody had to go around with teensy tiny scissors and snip all those transparent red ones.
,..
Well, she always was the smart one!
,.,
I can get about half. Should be more…
Where’s Bewitched?
Our left from Alf?
Like lots of stars, she’s not in it.
And no, to the left of Alf
Lisa Whelchel, next to Nancy Mckeon, both from Facts of Life. The other two girls, Tootie Field and Mindy Cohen, are just below.
I can get almost all…. There are a couple of newer shows I might have mixed up with others, cos all I see of them is very short YouTube clips….
I don’t know who the fellow is, at lower left in the black sweater, or whether it’s the person or the caricature I don’t recognize. Or the guy diagonally in between Barbara Eden and Will Smith.
The latter is Alfonso Ribeiro who played Will’s cousin Carlton Banks in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air”.
I figured he might be from that show, cos he’s standing so close.
It’s one of the only shows here that i don’t think I ever watched, so I don’t know all the characters.
,,.,,
That would explain it.
Looks like it might be a wild painted dog ?
Now try skinning one of these and trying to get all the feathers back in the right place. BTDT…
Taxing, isn’t it, dern it!
Our carrion crow had those, too – and was really grateful when I gently scratched them during molt.
Why it’s good to have a mate when you are a bird.
Break this itchy sheaths off of the pinfeathers.
,.
Yes, we have so much in common. So much to talk about.
I remember a couple of these in the entrance to the toy department of Woodward’s department store. (ca. 1960) I think they were showing Popeye cartoons.
Daddy! Daddy! Can I have another quarter??? Please????
I think they were a nickel…
I love those machines!
There used to be a museum downstairs at the Cliff House in San Francisco, and another on the Boardwalk in Santa Cruz, both full of wonderful old machines… flipcard viewers like this one, often showing bits of silent films, like the gunfight from a Western…
Gypsy Fortune Tellers that moved slightly, and dispensed your fortune on a little card, or a picture of your future husband (looking suspiciously like Rudolf Valentino or Tom Mix)…. “love testers”, where squeezing a grip made a pointer show the strength of your love … all kinds of machines.
You paid a little bit of admission, so many of them still operated for the original penny or nickel. The cards dispensed were reprints, but not modernized.
But you can see that this one’s a girlie show. Forerunner of later peep shows…. now YouTube videos.
There aren’t a lot of ways to embarrass a shameless basset, who steals, tries to dynamite squirrels, and defies other social conventions at every opportunity….
But I think Claude has found one!
Well, of course, it was Nighthawks who gave him the idea.
That’s only cos Nighthawks gives him pretty much all his ideas, whether he knows it or not
Anyway… time for you to get the idea that you can find nine things different between these two panels… but don’t worry… Cleo’s embarrassed in both of them.
Check out what I found at the check-out….
Excelsior!
Yup!
Hi…I’ve followed you from Ballard Street. Someone posted there that you were now active on Cleo. So, I’m pleased I found you. You are very pity and interesting.
Welcome… and thanks!
By what name do I know you on GoComics?
We can post a lot more stuff here.. videos, images, interesting (or not😁) memories and stories, without being told it’s not relevant…. all thanks to Nighthawks.
And if you haven’t read Cleo and Company….. it’s a great strip!
We’re here every day… do stick around!
Yes! Yes she is!
Gwarsh…. (blush)
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Looks like a nice roundabout, but why the barricades to Berlin?
I did not see it right away. 😀
That really is public art! 😀
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