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| − | Generally, the bad boys of the [[LASFS]]: [[Shroyer]], [[Mooney]], [[Hodgkins]], [[Kuttner]], and [[Barnes]]; [[Yerke]] may be considered as belonging to the same group. The Moonrakers are most famous for the super-sofisticated ''[[Sweetness and Light]]'', in which they published such pieces as the following: | + | Generally, the bad boys of the [[LASFS]]: [[Shroyer]], [[Jim Mooney|Mooney]], [[Hodgkins]], [[Kuttner]], and [[Art Barnes|Barnes]]; [[Yerke]] may be considered as belonging to the same group. The Moonrakers are most famous for the super-sofisticated ''[[Sweetness and Light]]'', in which they published such pieces as the following: |
[drawing missing] | [drawing missing] | ||
| − | This is Diego Picasso Montenegro. | + | This is Diego Picasso Montenegro. |
| − | He illustrates [[Fan Magazines]] | + | He illustrates [[Fan Magazines]] |
| − | And Privy Walls | + | And Privy Walls |
| − | The Artistic Impulse | + | The Artistic Impulse |
| − | Cannot be suppressed | + | Cannot be suppressed |
| − | Neither can [[Fan Magazines]] | + | Neither can [[Fan Magazines]] |
| − | Or [[Fans]] | + | Or [[Fans]] |
| − | All is Illusion. | + | All is Illusion. |
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Revision as of 18:50, 9 December 2020
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| Generally, the bad boys of the LASFS: Shroyer, Mooney, Hodgkins, Kuttner, and Barnes; Yerke may be considered as belonging to the same group. The Moonrakers are most famous for the super-sofisticated Sweetness and Light, in which they published such pieces as the following:
[drawing missing] This is Diego Picasso Montenegro. He illustrates Fan Magazines And Privy Walls The Artistic Impulse Cannot be suppressed Neither can Fan Magazines Or Fans All is Illusion. |
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