Fop, Dog, and Flowers (1930) by J.C. Leyendecker Style:Dark wood frame she frames a glamorous little

she frames a glamorous little triangle of intrigue

Call Me Yours

and a whole lotta love

this queer art print reimagines Lilith as a symbol of feminine liberation

This beautiful piece reflects the divine nature of love in all its forms

Fop, Dog, and Flowers (1930) by J.C. Leyendecker Style:Dark wood frame she frames a glamorous littleJ. C. Leyendeckers Fop, Dog, and Flowers turns Easter into a full blown camp procession. Created for the April 19, 1930 cover of The Saturday Evening Post, it shows a powdered dandy in a pink embroidered coat stepping forward with flowers, cane, hat and a very theatrical poodle. The sitter is not securely identified, but the image is pure coded spectacle: masculinity as costume, elegance as performance, and spring rebirth served with a wink. Public