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Woman’s Logic
I have a general rule when I’m driving that one does not argue or provoke the driver. I came to this conclusion after picking up my little sister from horseback riding…
Hispano Olivetti
When she said sleek red and made of metal, he totally thought he was getting a Ferrari for his birthday. This entry was posted on Monday, April 2nd, 2012 at 3:33…
Rollschubahn
I love vintage roller skating posters. This might be shocking to my friends, as I do not under any circumstances actually roller skate — but maybe that’s the appeal. There…
The Curious Case of the Missing Breasts
As I’ve mentioned a half-dozen times, a maquette is a painting or drawing done in preparation for a poster. Often times, a specific product was not noted in the design…
Los Cigarrillos, Paris
Apparently there are some poster fans out there who think this blog is too irreverent for the high art that is the poster, that I am too flippant and drag…
Mallary Perle
When I was about 8 years old, my dad told me that I could do anything I wanted in life, I could even murder somebody, and he’d stand by me.…
A Mime is a Terrible Thing to Get Wasted
When they first hired Pierre, he was your typical young mime, full of promise. He could make you think he really was in a box. Like really, really in one.…
Food & Wine Sale
Food for thought: Jan 27: Food Wine Art Exhibit Auction Opens FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NEW YORK CITY – On Sunday, February 12, Poster Auctions International will host a specialty sale…
Pony Chocolate
Back when I lived in England, my boyfriend Max and I decided to take a stressful romantic roadtrip through France. Around the beginning of Week 2, we wound up in…
EARLY ART DECO CARTIER WRISTWATCH REALIZES $21,000 IN CORDIER AUCTION NOVEMBER 5 & 6
A lady’s Cartier Art Deco diamond wristwatch realized $21,000 in Cordier Auctions’ Two Day Antique & Fine Art Auction, the inaugural auction in their new Harrisburg, Pennsylvania salesroom on November…
