From the Victorian Trade Card Collection at Miami University Library in Ohio.
The narrow, tall (portrait) images are full size as you see them displayed here. The wider (landscape) ones have larger versions if you click through. [previously]
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4 comments:
They are nice, if a bit corny
Saturday arvo frivolity.
Something struck a chord when I saw the cat cards - it took me a while to dredge up the memory; Louis Wain, the crazy cat artist! Most of the images are contemporaneous with him, and I wonder whether they were influenced by him?
The First set reminds me of 17th century Japanese medical illustrations, I saw while working at the National museum Of Health and Medicine. Very Cool!!
Digital Images of a Floating World
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