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Tag Archives: Gustave Verbeek
Technical Tendencies of Caricature (illustrated by G. Verbeek)
Henry McBride & Gustave Verbeck, “Technical Tendencies of Caricature.” The Monthly Illustrator, Vol. 4, No. 13, May 1895, pp. 215-219.
The First Terror of the Tiny Tads
First instalment of Gustave Verbeek’s Terrors of the Tiny Tads, May 28, 1905. On Verbeek here and at nonsenselit.org. From Peter Maresca’s Origin of Sunday Comics series.
The Gook
Gustave Verbeek‘s Loony Lyrics of Lulu, 17 July – 23 October 1910, presented an adventure of Lulu and her “papa” with a fantastic animal described in the last panel in a limerick composed by Lulu, a real tour de force, as … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Comics, Gustave Verbeek, Limerick, nonsense rhymes
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The Tiny Tads Visit the Butterflybrary
Another unusual adventure of Gustave Verbeek’s Tiny Tads from 1910.
The Tiny Tads Travel to the Clouds
An unusual 1910 episode from Gustave Verbeek’s Terrors of the Tiny Tads. Society is Nix from Sunday Press, which I mentioned in the previous post, has been reviewed in the New York Review of Books blog.
Gustave Verbeek’s Cruel Tales and the Nonsense Tradition
[I wrote this short article for The Upside-Down World of Gustave Verbeek: The Complete Sunday Comics 1903-1905, edited by Peter Maresca, foreword by Martin Gardner. Palo Alto, CA: Sunday Press Books, 2009, where it appeared under the title “Verbeek’s Loony Lyrics … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Comics, Edward Lear, Gustave Verbeek, Lewis Carroll, Limerick, nonsense rhymes, Peter Newell, visual illusion
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