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Rarebit Fiend
Member Since 2005
Posted on 1/18/2013
Wow! An outstanding piece, even for McCay standards! This was first published in the New York Herald on Nov.6, 1904, as part of a series of about 15 science-fiction short stories by John Kendrick Bangs (1862–1922), built around visions seen through the “Spectrophone,” an instrument which enables one to see far into the future and annihilates space. Winsor McCay (who, ironically, embraced new technologies for reproducing his art and producing his animated cartoons) privately distrusted modern technology. It is hard to believe that visions like this were conceived by a man who grew up in an isolated lumbering town, didn’t receive more than two or three years of school education, and had never seen a street car nor an electric light prior to his fifteenth birthday...
PHILIPPE VIENNE
Member Since 2012
Posted on 1/18/2013
Rarebit Fiend wrote:
Wow! An outstanding piece, even for McCay standards! This was first published in the New York Herald on Nov.6, 1904, as part of a series of about 15 science-fiction short stories by John Kendrick Bangs (1862–1922), built around visions seen through the “Spectrophone,” an instrument which enables one to see far into the future and annihilates space. Winsor McCay (who, ironically, embraced new technologies for reproducing his art and producing his animated cartoons) privately distrusted modern technology. It is hard to believe that visions like this were conceived by a man who grew up in an isolated lumbering town, didn’t receive more than two or three years of school education, and had never seen a street car nor an electric light prior to his fifteenth birthday...que dire de mieux!!
Roger K.
Member Since 2005
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Posted on 2/4/2013
What a fantastic and amazingly rare piece of illustration history. Congratulations!
PHILIPPE VIENNE
Member Since 2012
Posted on 2/4/2013
Roger K. wrote:
What a fantastic and amazingly rare piece of illustration history. Congratulations!with modesty!!! thank's
38 LSU
Member Since 2007
Posted on 2/7/2013
Quand on voit ceci, on se dit que Schuiten n'a rien inventé...;-) impressionant
Philippe Benoist
Member Since 2004
Posted on 3/25/2013
Il y a Winsor McCay, et il y a les autres dessinateurs. Tous les autres dessinateurs. Winsor McCay est une aberration positive, en matière graphique. Quelque chose d'inexplicable...
Robbie Cook
Member Since 2006
Posted on 7/24/2013
Such brilliant line work from one of the most significant contributors of the world of illustration! Jaw dropping!
Rogelio Arias
Member Since 2012
Posted on 10/15/2015
Une pièce qui me fait beaucoup penser au travail de Francois Schuiten.....
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