Take a second look. Interesting, that the frenzied 'motion lines' are the track titles.
From Inside Sauter-Finegan. Album art by Jim Flora (1953).
Saturday, July 24, 2010
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Flora was amazing, this cover is almost as psychotic as it is gorgeous... and as you pointed out, very clever use of the track listing.
ReplyDeleteFlora is one of those "Oh, that guy!" artists. Like many character actors that you don't know their name but see them everywhere. Until I knew who Flora was I didn't know how much of his work was familiar to me. He also spawned a lot of imitators.
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