Mid-Century Modern

25 Feb 2010 9 pm eastern

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From Does This Zeldman Make My Posterous Look Fat?

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2 Responses to “Mid-Century Modern”

Mike said on 26 February 2010 at 4:16 am:

It reminds me of “The Gernsback Continuum”. Golden Age SF art inspires!
Jason Gohlke said on 3 March 2010 at 8:54 pm:

Somebody, please, Gaussian blur the moiré effect out of that picture!

Kidding (sort of). I, too, love the “futuristic” design of the 1950s.

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