Debra: Jan 1945 - very visually impactfulSept 1918 - allusion to Renaissance and Greek (intelligent, democratic etc) - somehow saying that effort is inspired by AND safeguarding artNov 24 - full on heavenly intervention - God is on America’s sidenot sure of date but one with planes … of course chilling in hindsight re Sept 11Aug 1924 - word “problem” is always a good one :) 1941 - really wish to vomit on that girl BUT maybe something in the Beethoven vs Hitler/Wagner angle? Don’t know background
Davy: I like the liberty bell, the jazz problem, and the harp in front of the white house. Oh and the eagle singing the solo!
Carol Elaine: July 1917, blue-eyed paleface Uncle Sam plays Reveille July 1943 -- men and women, all branches of the service, flag and message from FDR -- what's not to love?Feb 1941 -- hyper-patriotic and predates Pearl Harbor!Sept 1941 -- auch vor Pearl Harbor, ein blondes, aryanisches Maedchen, das die Musik liebt, koennte wohl Hitler halten!Feb 1944 -- a masterful greyscale depiction of relentless determination to preserve liberty (ironic use of Lincoln as the symbol of Caucasian freedom)
Howard: July 1917November 1924July 1943 (less boring than the one above it)February 1941April 1942 (my favorite)November 1943
Debra: Jan 1945 - very visually impactful
ReplyDeleteSept 1918 - allusion to Renaissance and Greek (intelligent, democratic etc) - somehow saying that effort is inspired by AND safeguarding art
Nov 24 - full on heavenly intervention - God is on America’s side
not sure of date but one with planes … of course chilling in hindsight re Sept 11
Aug 1924 - word “problem” is always a good one :)
1941 - really wish to vomit on that girl BUT maybe something in the Beethoven vs Hitler/Wagner angle? Don’t know background
Davy: I like the liberty bell, the jazz problem, and the harp in front of the white house. Oh and the eagle singing the solo!
ReplyDeleteCarol Elaine:
ReplyDeleteJuly 1917, blue-eyed paleface Uncle Sam plays Reveille
July 1943 -- men and women, all branches of the service, flag and message from
FDR -- what's not to love?
Feb 1941 -- hyper-patriotic and predates Pearl Harbor!
Sept 1941 -- auch vor Pearl Harbor, ein blondes, aryanisches Maedchen, das die Musik liebt, koennte wohl Hitler halten!
Feb 1944 -- a masterful greyscale depiction of relentless determination to preserve liberty (ironic use of Lincoln as the symbol of Caucasian freedom)
Howard:
ReplyDeleteJuly 1917
November 1924
July 1943 (less boring than the one above it)
February 1941
April 1942 (my favorite)
November 1943