This caricature of George Bernard Shaw is what the world needs…

Caricature of George Bernard Shaw in the 16 August 1911 issue of Vanity Fair
This caricature of George Bernard Shaw is what the world needs…

Caricature of George Bernard Shaw in the 16 August 1911 issue of Vanity Fair
The Orange Book by Allen Tucker:

The Orange Book by Allen Tucker
I’m not going to lie; her fingers kind of scare me.
Happy turning of the seasons to you (and, yes, I realize that it isn’t summer everywhere around the globe):

Apple Tree I by Gustav Klimt, 1912
…including under a bridge where a pedestrian path runs parallel to the river.

Public art
Harriet Martineau was born on 12 June 1802:

Harriet Martineau

Harper’s, June 1896 Cover by Edward Penfield
The statue of Friedrich Schiller at his namesake park in Columbus:

Herr Schiller surveying his domain

Herr Schiller
Apparently even deer like to manspread. The handsome human in the shot is The Chef.

Two Young Bucks
The other day, through complete happenstance, I found myself listening to/reading the perfect music/book combo. I’ve never consciously attempted to so harmoniously blend the two before, but I’ll definitely do so in the future.
Book: Art on the Block: Tracking the New York Art World from SoHo to the Bowery, Bushwick and Beyond by Ann Fensterstock
Music:

No Wave
The talented, beautiful, and well-connected artist Vanessa Bell was born on 30 May 1879.

Photo of Vanessa Bell by GC Beresford, 1902