Maryann Adair
- Follow MaryAnn Adair's 'Is it art' Blog on WordPress.com
-
Recent Posts
- Street Art Going AWOL
- Anchor’s Aweigh | On a Ship With Vernet
- You See Him Here | You See Him There | Mitchell’s Art is Everywhere
- A Hint in Sinton Art
- Check out the works of the great Adnate
- The ‘Toussaint Taste’ of ‘La Panthère’
- If Deb’s Art Was on Air, It Would Be Debonair
- Going to the Postie
- All Across the Nation | Such a Strange Vibration
- The Raft of the Medusa and Two Naked Men
Archive
Tag Archives: #PulpFiction
The Private Life of a Strip-Tease Girl
Pulp fiction, penny dreadfuls, dime novels and their ilk have entertained many a consumer of the day. They were cheap, they were there to entertain, they were not there to represent literacy or provide historical reference, but they did indicate … Continue reading
Posted in Collectibles, Cover Art, Illustrations
Tagged #PulpFiction, dime novels, penny dreadfuls, risque novels
Leave a comment
Plenty of Sax appeal here
Arthur Henry Sarsfield Ward was born to a working-class Irish Catholic family on 15th February, 1883, in Birmingham, U.K. More commonly known as the British novelist, “Sax Rohmer“, he created the evil ‘Dr. Fu Manchu‘, who featured in a variety of … Continue reading
