Cookie and her Christmas Bears by Judith Yates, 1988

 

This is the other side of Margie, the Pat Stall paper doll I posted yesterday. 

So much of the print and color from the Stall doll appeared on this page, but it was tricky to remedy without washing out the pastel colors of the Cookie page completely.

Margie and her Christmas Frocks and Dolls by Pat Stall, ca. 1988

 

Pat Stall took her inspiration from Aldens Christmas Book, 1963 edition. 

She listed the Aldens page numbers for the dresses and the dolls.

Thanks to Galen Tigert, I now know that this paper doll (and Cookie and her Bears) appeared in the Doll Reader, December 1988/January 1989 issue. 

Torchy Togs, Feb. 16,1952

From the Comic Section of the Pittsburgh Courier, a weekly newspaper.

 

Albert Camus/The Center for the Study of Political Graphics

"I should like to be able to love my country and still love justice." --Albert Camus

From the Center for the Study of Political Graphics

 

La Route

 

From the remarkable Agence Eureka website.

Veterans Day

We did it once. We can do it again.

 

Sophie a La Montagne, ca. 1950s