thunderstruck9: Paul Cadmus (American, 1904-1999), Two Dancers with Bentwood Chairs. Conté crayon and pencil on paper, 28 x 24¼ in.

thunderstruck9: Paul Cadmus (American, 1904-1999), Two Dancers with Bentwood Chairs. Conté crayon and pencil on paper, 28 x 24¼ in.

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Un-Monde-De-Papier: Jerry, Paul Cadmus, 1931.Source: Cc Https://Www.flickr.com/Photos/Gandalfsgallery/ Https://Creativecommons.org/Licenses/By-Nc-Sa/2.0/

Sulphuriclike: Paul Cadmus_Portrait Of Luigi Lucioni_1928 Brooklyn Museum, New York

6Dia6Olus6: By Paul Cadmus (1904-1999)

Huariqueje: Jon Anderson In White Tights - Paul Cadmus, 1966

Minneapolis-Gay-History: Multi-Leveled Self Portrait Of Paul Cadmus. Cadmus Belonged To The “Magic Realism” School Of Art – A Form Practiced Over The Centuries By Various Artists, Or So I Gather.

Minneapolis-Gay-History: Paul Cadmus, “Finistère” (1952) I Was 6 Years Old In 1952–Definitely Not Ready For “Finistère” (A French Department In Western Brittany). The Eroticism Here Is Challenging, And A Bit Disturbing.

Desimonewayland: Portrait Of George Platt Lynes By Paul Cadmus, 1938 Via: Http://Www.homohistory.com/2012/08/The-Homoerotic-And-Surreal-Photography.html

Kairosgrzincic: George Platt Lynesportrait Of Paul Cadmus1942

This-Sensuous-World: Paul Cadmus, December 17, 1904 – December 12, 1999 Magic Realist In The Gorgeous, Occasionally Garish, Always Gratifying Works Of The Great American Artist Paul Cadmus, Sailors And Sunbathers, Models And Mannequins, Nitwits And

Teenagedirtstache: Part Of Paul Cadmus’s Studio Shot By Bruce Weber

Artradish: [Paul Cadmus, Columns] George Platt Lynes

King-Without-A-Castle: Paul Cadmus - The Nap,1952.

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