
I'm Cate Bell, curator and co-founder of Found Image Press. I write about vintage ephemera, the meanings behind the images, and the rhythms of running a small creative business. Come for the charming oddities, stay for the stories they tell.
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This hand-tinted postcard is most likely French and from the 1910s or 20s. It started as a black-and-white or sepia photograph, then was hand-tinted in a studio by artisans who specialized in this art form. That’s why the colors have that s...
National Dog Day is basically a national holiday. I don’t need a social media holiday to appreciate my two grandpups, Moze and Kash, but I’ll take any excuse to brag about them in writing.
They are loving, sweet, and hilarious, in that ord...
These monarch butterflies on tiger lilies rendered in bold flat color against black read more like a decorative print than a field guide. It’s the kind of image that belongs to a tradition of natural history illustration that boomed in the...
This is an illustration from the cover of a cookbook, “Be an Artist at the Gas Range,” written by someone whose alias was The Mystery Chef. It was published by Longmans, Green & Co. sometime in the 1930s or 40s. Technically, it was more adv...
At Sequoia National Park, Giant Forest Lodge, the campfire is built into a proper pyre, ringed by rows of guests in wooden folding chairs, settling in for a show.
In the 1920s through the 1950s, evening campfire programs were a real event...
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I'm Cate Bell, curator and co-founder of Found Image Press. I write about vintage ephemera, the meanings behind the images, and the rhythms of running a small creative business. Come for the charming oddities, stay for the stories they tell.
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