Showing posts with label hands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hands. Show all posts

Monday, June 18, 2012

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from Toilet Paper: Supplement to the Ringier Annual Report 2011, Maurizio Catelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari, Ringier AG, Switzerland

Monday, March 26, 2012

pour faire de feu

"Les premiers procédés employés pour faire du feu"
L'Encyclopedie de la Jeunesse, The Amalgamated Press/Grolier Society, 1923 (1947 edition) French language

Sunday, February 5, 2012

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from Puppets and Hand Games by Vera Brody and Marie-Francoise Heron, William Collins Sons & Co., Glasgow/London, 1974

Monday, November 14, 2011

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more from Family Fun: Things to make, do, and play by Susan Stranks, Barron's Educational Series, NY, 1979

Friday, November 11, 2011

wand(a)

from Magic Wanda's Dynamite Magic Book by Chip Lovitt, photographs by Peter Vadnai, Scholastic Books, 1976

Saturday, October 15, 2011

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R. Buckminster Fuller: Conceptuality of Fundamental Structures from Structure in Art and in Science, edited by Gyorgy Kepes, George Braziller, NY, 1965 (Vision + Value Series) (previously)

Monday, August 8, 2011

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from LeeWards Illustrated Library of Arts and Crafts Vol. 4, Fuller & Dees, Mongomery, 1973

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Cut out this circle





from The Book of Crafts by Henry Pluckrose, Galahad Books, NY, 1971

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

theft

Someone broke into my studio over the weekend. As far as I can tell, they only took my stereo, DVD player, and my cordless skill-saw (I loved that thing). They dumped my garbage all over the floor and used the bag. The bastards forgot the DVD remote. Don't they know that player is useless without the remote?
Just three days before we move out of that place. I'll be glad to leave.

(image) "Theft", from Speak Italian:The Fine Art of the Gesture by Bruno Munari, 1963 (Chronicle Books, 2005) "First the open hand is held out. Then the fingers, one at a time, beginning with the little finger, are slowly closed, with only the thumb remaining extended. The movement resembles that of the hand on a harp."

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

To Draw On Stone:

FROM AFAR IT IS AN ISLAND by Bruno Munari, World Publishing Company, 1972 (originally published in Italian, 1971)

(Infinite thanks to Burgin Streetman of Vintage Kids' Books My Kid Loves for her astounding generosity.)

previously---Bruno Munari: Images of Reality

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Yo Yo

Ursa Minor
from The Amazing Yo-Yo, Ross R. Olney, photos by Chan Bush, Lothrop Lee & Shepard, NY, 1980

Thursday, July 1, 2010

hands

The Complete Book of Palmistry by Joyce Wilson, Bantam Books, 1971 (1982)

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Bruno Munari: IMAGES OF REALITY

Immagini Della Realta' by Bruno Munari, Danese, Milan, 1977
Boxed edition of "40 cards with photographic images to learn about the different ways of representing objects" plus 12 blank white cards to draw on. 3 different games can be played with the cards: The words and images game, The misleading images game, and The classification game. Intended for ages 3-6. Munari produced a second game in this Symbolism series called Say It By Signs, which uses the same photos with several additional variations, intended for ages 6-10.