Gup traincar

March 8, 2008

Spot illustration, Gup: 3 Adventures, Little Man Press, 1942

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A new fine art print of a wild 1970 Jim Flora tempera painting has been listed on eBay. We have editioned 20 prints of Chance Encounter, and only two are being offered at the launch price. 15 minutes later: SOLD.Further prints of this edition are available at JimFlora.com.

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JimFlora.com facelift

March 6, 2008

Mr. Otis Fodder has completed his technical, systematic, and cosmetic overhaul of JimFlora.com. Many surprises in store: new images, rotating homepage headers, streamlined checkout system for fine art prints, better-organized galleries, mailing list sign-up, and bottomless bowls of Terra Chips and Reese’s Cups. Visit, please.

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7″ EP, 1954 (probably not released on LP)

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Romeo and Juliet

February 27, 2008

Cover detail, Morton Downey Sings Songs You Love (Camden CAE 245), 1954

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JimFlora.com to get new look

February 24, 2008

JimFlora.com has retained the erstwhile talents of Mr. Otis Fodder (of The Bran Flakes fame) to redesign the site. Launch is expected in a week or so. Meanwhile, the Primer for Prophets and Manhattan prints are now available thru JimFloraArt.com, the Flora family’s official website.

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Stationmaster train

February 20, 2008

Detail from The Rape of the Stationmaster’s Daughter, an undated early 1940s tempera on paper. Elements of this work were adapted by designer Laura Lindgren for the cover of The Curiously Sinister Art of Jim Flora, and the complete painting was featured in the book. On the production schedule for March 2008: the fine art print.

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critter quintet

February 18, 2008

untitled pencil sketches, early 1940s

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Jim Flora Art LLC has produced a limited-edition, archival-quality fine art print of a 1954 Jim Flora hand-tinted woodcut entitled Manhattan. The cityscape depicts New York in its 1950s glory, including a number of gotham landmarks such as the Empire State Building, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Madison Square Garden, the Statue of Liberty, famous theaters and legendary musical bistros, Washington Square arch, subways, taxis, horse-drawn carriages and tourists. Only twenty-five (25) prints of Manhattan were produced…

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A Flora Valentine

February 14, 2008

Coming soon: the next four screen prints in the Primer for Prophets series: Cooked, Quaffed, Groomed, and Kissed. Release target = late February or early March. If you purchased a complete numbered set of the first foursome (Jived, Smoked, Ate, Drove), you have a preemptive claim on the identical statistic for this quartet. We’ve got your number.

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