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The Ready-Made Napoleon [valet Von Buelow - Sapristi, Herr Wilhelm! They become you most beautifully!]
The Ready-Made Napoleon [valet Von Buelow - Sapristi, Herr Wilhelm! They become you most beautifully!]

The Ready-Made Napoleon [valet Von Buelow - Sapristi, Herr Wilhelm! They become you most beautifully!]

Artist (American born Wales, 1870 - 1909)
Date1905
ClassificationsPrint
MediumColor lithograph
Dimensions9 x 8 in.
Credit LineGift of Elisabeth Melczer
Object number2013.0002a
CopyrightPublic domain
A Cabinet That Could Afford It [“There is not in my Cabinet one man to whom it is not a financial disadvantage to stay in the Cabinet” - President Roosevelt at Ashbury Park.
A Cabinet That Could Afford It [“There is not in my Cabinet one man to whom it is not a financial disadvantage to stay in the Cabinet” - President Roosevelt at Ashbury Park.
John S. Pughe
1905
"I'm sure you won't have any trouble, Herr Muller. If you just remember to change to the cross-town trolley ..."
"I'm sure you won't have any trouble, Herr Muller. If you just remember to change to the cross-town trolley ..."
Alan Dunn
1942
Image Not Available for 5 Screenprinted Images- Madame Jane Junk & Joe (1999.0100); Addled Art Minor Works Volume VI (1985.337.1); The Most Important Film Ever Made (1985.337.2); Outlying London Districts #2 (1985.337.4); The Reduction of Anxiety (1985.337.3); World Ruin Through Black Magic (in 2 parts)(duplicate 1979.271)
5 Screenprinted Images- Madame Jane Junk & Joe (1999.0100); Addled Art Minor Works Volume VI (1985.337.1); The Most Important Film Ever Made (1985.337.2); Outlying London Districts #2 (1985.337.4); The Reduction of Anxiety (1985.337.3); World Ruin Through Black Magic (in 2 parts)(duplicate 1979.271)
R. B. Kitaj
1986 Calendar - Wilhelm Busch - Happy Produkt München
1986 Calendar - Wilhelm Busch - Happy Produkt München
Wilhelm Busch
no date
41. Calavera of the Tailor. You made fine clothes,/ You cut them stylishly/ For men of all habits and ways of life./ You made all kinds;/ Trousers and drawers,/ With buttons and with eyelets;/ And you departed this world, friend tailor,/ To the improvement of your memory/ Among your swindled clients.
41. Calavera of the Tailor. You made fine clothes,/ You cut them stylishly/ For men of all habits and ways of life./ You made all kinds;/ Trousers and drawers,/ With buttons and with eyelets;/ And you departed this world, friend tailor,/ To the improvement of your memory/ Among your swindled clients.
José Guadalupe Posada
1947
44. Calavera of the Churlish Sacristans. Churlish sacristans,/ Lazy and dirty,/ Scamps you have become,/ Stinking to high heaven.
44. Calavera of the Churlish Sacristans. Churlish sacristans,/ Lazy and dirty,/ Scamps you have become,/ Stinking to high heaven.
José Guadalupe Posada
1947
[Poster for Century Magazine: Napoleon]
[Poster for Century Magazine: Napoleon]
Eugene Grasset
1898
Ready for the Fray
Ready for the Fray
John Held, Jr.
c 1925
WAR Choose your Enemy Wisely, for you eventually become HIM. - Sun Tzu
WAR Choose your Enemy Wisely, for you eventually become HIM. - Sun Tzu
Amos Paul Kennedy
n.d.
"If you ask me, they've become more than just resistent to the stuff."
"If you ask me, they've become more than just resistent to the stuff."
Alan Dunn
1955
"You see, Dad, Professor McLuhan says the environment that man creates becomes his medium for defining his role in it. The invention of type created linear or sequential thought, separating thought from action. Now, with TV and folk singing, thought and action are closer and social involvement is greater. We again live in a village. Get it?"
"You see, Dad, Professor McLuhan says the environment that man creates becomes his medium for defining his role in it. The invention of type created linear or sequential thought, separating thought from action. Now, with TV and folk singing, thought and action are closer and social involvement is greater. We again live in a village. Get it?"
Alan Dunn
1966
“Oh, very good, very good indeed. Now you are ready to let yourself go.”
“Oh, very good, very good indeed. Now you are ready to let yourself go.”
Kindl (Alan Dunn)
1930