Sunday Funnies - Babies all look alike.

Sure they do.

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Lost GalleryThe rescue mission for battered and abused orphan photographs.

Still the most popular page on this blog. The Subway Collection

Saturday's Child - Bill Smith

Bill Smith, Jake's boy

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Found Friday - Babs makes her plans

Babs looked around. She calculated how long it would take to leap the fence and make it to her car. Delbert Dalkins had a very annoying giggle.

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Hidden Signature - Frances Brundage

In days of yore, copyright laws were still forming and publishers, printers, promoters and the like, often took advantage of illustrators by clipping off their signature from their original works, or even claiming the work for themselves. Illustrators countered by simply incorporating a signature into their drawing somewhere. This identifying mark made the drawing more immune to theft, especially if the artist didn’t tell the publisher where the signature was! Here are some examples of this clever device in some fine illustrations by the prolific artist Frances Brundage. The signature is out in the open in the lower right corner of the first two, but can you find the signature in the rest? Answers NEXT WEEK!

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Wordless Wednesday - Reflections

My own Wordless Wednesday

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Talking Pictures - Twilight

No. You didn't see that. These are from the negatives. The negatives are so shiny that I cannot tell for sure which is the emulsion side. So I don't know if they are both correct or both wrong now.

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