Jim Flora Prints
Untitled painting casually referred to as White Block Quadrupeds
Jim Flora was a fine artist/illustrator best known for his album cover art for RCA Victor and Columbia Records, as well as his illustrations for children’s books. In this uncirculated and untitled early 1940s painting, he presents us with a (literally) twisted cast of characters. As mentioned on the Jim Flora website, the work “depicts an inscrutable panorama of disconnected facial features, headless quadrupeds, and someone’s nightmare of a fanged horse”. This piece along with select paintings from the Jim Flora collection are now available as limited edition prints for purchase over at the Poster Cabaret.
Manhattan
The Big Bank Robbery
Related Books:
The Sweetly Diabolic Art of Jim Flora
The Curiously Sinister Art of Jim Flora
Related Fonts:
Flora Mambo
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10.19.10 in Poster Picks by Dave
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