Magazine Covers: Olle Eksell, part 2

In 1948 Olle Eksell created this cover for a Swedish literary magazine called "utsikt". The style is very much like some you'll find in Alvin Lustig's works I think. I haven't found proof of it but could Eksell been a student of Lustig's? He studied in LA after the war and Lustig taught there at the time...
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Related posts:
Olle Eksell, part 1
Alvin Lustig
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Book:
Olle Eksell: Swedish Graphic Designer (buy)
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Illustration: Cute Hunter

Cute Hunter Longingly
by Scott C
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Illustration: Olle Eksell, part 1

Slussen, 1939 by Olle Eksell
"Slussen ("the lock" in Swedish) is an area of central Stockholm, named after the locks between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea, in Sweden."

Stureplan, Stockholm by Olle Eksell 1939
The royal Castle in Stockholm by Olle Eksell 1939

A short bio:
Olle Eksell: a diverse career

Book:
Olle Eksell: Swedish Graphic Designer (buy)
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Illustration: Sigrid and Hans Lammle

Hamburg (detail)

"...designed and illustrated by the German couple Sigrid and Hans Lammle. These illustrations were for a calendar published in 1957."

Grain edit: Sigrid + Hans Lammle
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Trading Cards: Criaturas

Swamp-thing/man/monster... Correction: "The Mud Eater"

Criaturas featured in the blog El Predicador Malvado
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UPDATE: "This trading card, "The mud eater", is from a 1984 Spanish collection named Otros Mundos (Other Worlds )..." continue
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Related post:
Trading cards: Monstruos Diabolicos
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Movies: German Lobby Cards

The private collection of Hans Braun - lobby cards, movie posters etc.

Via Blonde Zombies

Book Covers: Ditis

Deadlicious: Ditis - Police collection
French book covers from the 50s.
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Poster Art: Savignac

Today's Inspiration on Savignac: "The Merit of Drawing Well - In Your Own Way"
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Related post: Poster art: Vintage travel and marketing posters
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Movie: Dirty Fingers

VHS cover

Smutsiga fingrar, 1973,

Dir: Arne Mattsson
Cover artist: ?

"...is a mix of police thriller-filmnoir-sleaze-(unintentional comedy)."/"...may fail to be taken seriously as a drama/thriller, yet it is the most entertaining film of its kind I've seen. Suspense, drugs, murder, sex, abuse, nudity, torture,car chases and badly staged fist fights. Also see if you can spot sex starlet Marie Ekorre who appears briefly in a bordello scene."

Photo: August Sander

Pastry cook, 1928

August Sander, German photographer (1876-1964).
"...most well known for his portraits..." - Wikipedia on August Sander

- A portfolio of 29 photographs
- The J. Paul Getty Museum's collection

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Related article: "What makes a great portrait?" (via)
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Photo: Paul McDonough

Paul McDonough
New York City 1968-1972

Via Coisas do arco da velha
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Poster Art: The Poseidon Adventure

Click image for larger.

The Poseidon Adventure, 1972,
Dir: Ronald Neame,
Poster artist/designer might be Mort Künstler, he did the artwork for other versions at least. The logo is kind of Saul Bassian, don't you think?
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Poster Art: The Dirty Dozen

Click image for larger, click here for a cleaner poster (same version).

The Dirty Dozen, 1967,
Dir: Robert Aldrich,
Poster artist: Frank McCarthy
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Funny: "Man Blowing a Bubble"

spacesick
Via This isn't happiness

Vintage Design: DIY

More at Delicious Industries.
Via Found in Mom's Basement

Vintage Food: Satan's Salads!

From Do What Now?

More satanic salads at the revitalized Do What Now? blog.
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Vintage Fashion: "Sweden's Wild Style"

From Farbror Sid

LIFE Magazine, 1968

Vintage Comics: I've Done It!

From Gubblogg

Poster Art: While the City Sleeps

While the City Sleeps, 1956,
Dir: Fritz Lang,
Italian poster,
Poster artist: Giorgio Olivetti
(by the same)

Illustration: Noir

Illustration to what? I don't know, but I had fun making it. :)