[Flanderian]

That topcoat on the right resembles one I have, which, of course, was thrifted many years ago. Mine, however, is a medium gray with thin red windowpane stripes. I do like that style of collar.

Sounds handsome!

 

[Flanderian]

 

[Peak and Pine]

Worthless post by me, now deleted.

 

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[poppies]

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Is the artist trying to indicate... snakeskin?

 

[Flanderian]

Is the artist trying to indicate... snakeskin?

The figure on the left? If so, I don't think so. Just Mr. Fellows taking a whack at grained leather on a full brogue.

 

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[Oviatt]

 

[Flanderian]

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Great illustration!

A tradition of fine cloth.

 

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[Peak and Pine]

^^^
We should have a seperate thread for clothing cartoons. Lawrence Fellows, don't think he was invited to N. C. Wyeth's Christmas parties.

 

[Oviatt]

Not an illustration but madly interesting all the same:

 

[Flanderian]

Not an illustration but madly interesting all the same:

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Mr. Stewart! Exceptional!

But you need not apologize for it being a photo rather than a drawing. An illustration is any image that offers a visual explanation of a text, concept or process, as it does in this instance of the stylish nature of Mr. Stewart's dress. Photos along with drawings have always been used interchangeably as illustrations.

To suggest otherwise would be as ludicrous as conflating fine art and illustrations.

 

[Peak and Pine]

^
Bull.
The intention of this thread has always been to post depictions of mens' clothing as portrayed on canvas, meaning art created by something you hold in your hand that isn't a camera. And you know that.

Oviatt, the shot of Jimmy Stewart is an interesting one, maybe start a thread for portraiture?

 

[Flanderian]

 

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[Oviatt]

 

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Great illustration!

 

[Flanderian]