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Artist: Albert L. Dorne
Original Vintage War Propaganda Poster Careless Talk Snake WWII Albert Dorne
By Albert L. Dorne
Located in London, GB
Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster - Less dangerous than careless talk Don't discuss Troop movements Ship sailings War equipment - featuring a great illustration of a r...
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1940s Albert L. Dorne Art
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Paper
Mayhem with a Mop
By Albert L. Dorne
Located in Fort Washington, PA
Signed Lower Right by Artist
“I therefore reversed the mop, placed the soft end of it gently against the colonel’s face, and pushed him politely backward” Magazine story illustratio...
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1940s Albert L. Dorne Art
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Watercolor
The Magic that Changes Moods, Wurlitzer Advertisement
By Albert L. Dorne
Located in Fort Washington, PA
Medium: Watercolor on Canvas
Signature: Signed Lower Right
Sight Size 10.75" x 14.00," Framed 26.00" x 27.00"
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20th Century Albert L. Dorne Art
Materials
Watercolor, Canvas
It's Fun to Play, Wurlitzer Advertisement
By Albert L. Dorne
Located in Fort Washington, PA
Medium: Watercolor on Canvas
Signature: Unsigned
Sight Size 10.75" x 14.00," Framed 26.00" x 27.00"
Framed under glass.
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20th Century Albert L. Dorne Art
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Watercolor, Canvas
Pullman Advertisement, Saturday Evening Post, 1946
By Albert L. Dorne
Located in Fort Washington, PA
Medium: Watercolor Painting
Signature: Signed on Verso
Sight Size 10.00" x 13.00;" Framed 17.00" x 21.00"
Saturday Evening Post Advertisement
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1940s Albert L. Dorne Art
Materials
Watercolor
Farmer Smoking his Pipe
By Albert L. Dorne
Located in Fort Washington, PA
Signature: Farmer Smoking his Pipe
Medium: India and colored inks
"Dorne never got around to producing his volume of instruction for the Famous Artists Schools, but a lot of that ma...
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1940s Albert L. Dorne Art
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India Ink, Ink
Man on Ladder in Library
By Albert L. Dorne
Located in Fort Washington, PA
Date: 1944
Medium: Oil on Board
Dimensions: 19.00" x 13.00"
Signature: Signed Upper Left
Advertisement for Gulf Oil, 1944.
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1940s Albert L. Dorne Art
Materials
Board, Oil
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Polidoro da Caravaggio had a particular influence on the technique adopted by Pupini. Executed on coloured paper, his drawings generally combine pen, brown ink and wash with abundant highlights of white gouache, as in the drawing presented here.
2. The Abduction of the Sabine Women
Our drawing is an adaptation of a fresco painted between 1525 and 1527 by Polidoro da Caravaggio on the façade of the Milesi Palace in Rome. These painted façades were very famous from the moment they were painted and inspired many artists during their stay in Rome. These frescoes are now very deteriorated and difficult to see, as the palace is in a rather narrow street.
The episode of the abduction of the Sabine women (which appears in the centre of the photo above) is a historical theme that goes back to the origins of Rome and is recounted both by Titus Livius (Ab Urbe condita I,13), by Ovid (Fasti III, 199-228) and by Plutarch (II, Romulus 14-19). After killing his twin brother Romus, Romulus populates the city of Rome by opening it up to refugees and brigands and finds himself with an excess of men. Because of their reputation, none of the inhabitants of the neighbouring cities want to give them their daughters in marriage. The Romans then decide to invite their Sabine neighbours to a great feast during which they slaughter the Sabines and kidnap their daughters.
The engraving made by Giovanni Battista Gallestruzzi (1618 - 1677) around 1656-1658 gives us a good understanding of the Polidoro fresco, allowing us to see how Biagio Pupini reworked the scene to extract this dynamic group.
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The balance of the drawing is based on a very strongly structured composition. The drawing is organised around a median vertical axis, which runs along both the elbow of the kidnapped Sabine on the left and the foot of her captor, and the two main diagonals, reinforced by four secondary diagonals. This diamond-shaped structure creates an extremely dynamic space, in which centripetal movements (the legs of the Sabine on the right, the arm of the soldier on the back at the top right) and centrifugal movements (the arm of the kidnapper on the left and the legs of the Sabine he is carrying away, the arm of the Sabine on the right) oppose each other, giving the drawing the appearance of a whirlpool around a central point of support situated slightly to the left of the navel of the kidnapper on the right.
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