One of the blogs that I follow is Lines and Color.
Each year for the New Year,
he posts illustrations from
J.C. Leyendecker.
Leyendecker is said to have originated the contemporary idea of
representing the new year as a baby, starting with his New Year's cherub
that welcomed 1907 on a December, 1906 issue of the The Saturday Evening Post.
I decided to join in the tradition and found this little guy
who I am sure grew up to be a Knight in Shining Armor!
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year, Snap... My folks used to take the Saturday Evening Post... So this post brought back some great memories.. Thanks.
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Betsy
Happy New Year to you! May this year be your best year yet, full of wonderful opportunities and plenty of fun!
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Terri
Snap,
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! I mentioned you in my blog today.
Carol
He's a fierce one! 1924 was the year my father was born. Happy New Year, Snap!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful vintage poster!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year sweet Snap!
purrs and love to you and my kitties friends!
Luna - WE LOVE LUNA
Dear Snap,
ReplyDeleteWe love this post, it's a vintage and adorable poster, thanks for sharing.
We wish you all a fabulous 2012, thanks for your friendship!
purrs and love to you all
Luna - WE LOVE LUNA and mammy Léia
Happy New Year, Snap! I hope 2012 is a wonderful year for you.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year to you. :-)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year, great choice in babe, and I'm sure he was a knight in shining armor.
ReplyDeleteHi Snap,
ReplyDeleteI wish you and yours a wonderful new year, full of luck, love and inspirations.
Best greetings, Johanna
Happy New Year Snap! I too have the urge to buy mucho inks.
ReplyDeleteLove that 1924 New Year baby.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a truly happy new year.
feliz ano novo!
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