untitled [lady and lamp post]

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untitled [lady and lamp post]

Daten.d.

ClassificationsPrint

Mediumcolor woodcut

DimensionsObject: 5 9/16 × 3 9/16 in. (14.2 × 9.1 cm) Sheet: 8 7/8 × 7 in. (22.5 × 17.8 cm)

Credit LineGift of Mr. Hamilton Armstrong

Keyword/Subject

Object number2011.0141

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Jim Houser

no date

22. Politician. And, so, with abject hand/, I arrived, a great post to occupy;/ Was not I a good Mexican?/ I am laughing and ...that is all!!

22. Politician. And, so, with abject hand/, I arrived, a great post to occupy;/ Was not I a good Mexican?/ I am laughing and ...that is all!!

José Guadalupe Posada

1947

Post-station number 16, Kanbara

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Utagawa (Ando) Hiroshige

1848

6. Late Reveler. Little lamp that lights my street,/ Now that I am seeing double,/ Why is it you are hiding?/ Or is it you who blocks my way?

6. Late Reveler. Little lamp that lights my street,/ Now that I am seeing double,/ Why is it you are hiding?/ Or is it you who blocks my way?

José Guadalupe Posada

1947

79. Passée. “How old-fashioned is that lady!”/ Those who see me think or say;/ But, I have much more modesty/ Than the young girls of today.

79. Passée. “How old-fashioned is that lady!”/ Those who see me think or say;/ But, I have much more modesty/ Than the young girls of today.

José Guadalupe Posada

1947

16. The Ladies. The women of our times/ Are much like filbert nuts./ Of a hundred, one is good;/ And ninety and nine are empty.

16. The Ladies. The women of our times/ Are much like filbert nuts./ Of a hundred, one is good;/ And ninety and nine are empty.

José Guadalupe Posada

1947

25. The Contrary Sex. Men are the devil!/ So the ladies say,/ And, yet, immediately, they wish/ For the devil, to carry them away.

25. The Contrary Sex. Men are the devil!/ So the ladies say,/ And, yet, immediately, they wish/ For the devil, to carry them away.

José Guadalupe Posada

1947

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Mimi Gross

1964

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Toyokuni II

c 1800

58. Advice to a Young Lady. Do not stroll in the fields/ When the wind is blowing strongly,/ For girls are like flowers/ Which the wind turns wrongly.

58. Advice to a Young Lady. Do not stroll in the fields/ When the wind is blowing strongly,/ For girls are like flowers/ Which the wind turns wrongly.

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1947

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1950

Fred Becker Picture Page in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, March 29, 1953

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Fred Becker

1953

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