
gas mask by Louise Daddona
silver gelatin fine art prints
10"H x 8"W
and this 4" x 6" hand-pulled hand-colored linocut print by Mark Hill (markhillblockprints on etsy, and paperravenart on flickr) recently posted on the Printsy blog:

Both of them remind me of a painting I bought, Flora, from Just Mad Book Shop on etsy:

Just Mad Book Shop has a lot of girls in gas masks, in fact.
(If you are looking for ceramic men and bunnies wearing gas masks recall this recent magpie & whiskeyjack past).
Who owns the rights to the picture of the little girl in the gas mask? I'd like to use it in a project
ReplyDeleteThe photograph is by Louise Daddona. I have added a link above. (By the way, google 'search by image' is a great tool for this information, which was how I was able to find the proper attribution).
ReplyDeleteMark B. Hill claims copyright on his linocut and Justin Madson made the painting.