Polar Bear
""Getreue Abbildungen Naturhistorischer Gegenstände" (1795-1805), by Johann Matthäus Bechstein."
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Soviet Science Magazine Covers
Coudal Partners: "Soviet science magazine cover illustrations. A beautiful collection and an instant MoOM classic. I. II. III. Via Mira y Calla"
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Lektyr Magazine Cover
Lektyr has been around since the 20s and in the 50s it was mainly a magazine containing adventure stories targeted at men. "How I managed to survive the wrath of the headhunter tribe". In the 60s, just like a number of other magazines Lektyr turn to pornography in order to survive. As far as I know - I haven't seen it in a long time (Scout's honor!) - it's now a hardcore porn magazine with a few articles on cars added to justify the readers interest in the magazine.
When googling Lektyr the image as well as the Flickr reference for this image seems to rank pretty high. Thus, my conclusion is that people searching for racy covers of Lektyr keeps coming across this not so sexy image. How disappointing it must be. No wonder it has no fans. Sorry.
Now I only wonder how many disappointed readers this post will have. I apologize in advance.
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Shadow
illustration by John Seares Riley
Stopping off place: alley, candle, rubbish, stripes and balloons, explosion, skirt, spear
found via 50 Watts
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My Favorite Shark
I thought I had already posted my favorite shark image but I can find that I have so here's: Mort Künstler's "I Fought the Sea Killer." Cover for Adventure magazine, August 1956.
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mortkunstler.com
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