Painting Found in Consignment Store in Serbia

I discovered this painting minutes after I bought this Rod Serling sweater.

The painting was by Kris Automichael dated 1939.

At the "Present" Time

Drawing Closer

Odd Comics of the Month

   I do not buy comics anymore, but I do love sequential art. Here are two very different comic books that were issued recently. A steampunk version of the Green Hornet and a fictional teaming of H.P. Lovecraft and Nikola Tesla. What does this have to do with Calvinism? There are two major viewpoints on this issue: One view is "nothing at all". The other view is "everything has to do with Calvinism."

Highlighting Your Bible

Unless your name is Clark Kent, you should really consider enlarging this.

(This is an actual ad published by Stabilo Boss)

Some After Christmas Art

Comic Art Appreciation Hour

Crime fighting, like defending the faith, can sometimes be exhausting.

Click on the pic to enlarge.

Art Wednesday

Beautiful Painting of George Whitefield

Enlarge to enjoy the colonial painting

Fan Photo from Mitzi Flanita

This photo arrived in our offices today with the following letter from Calvinistic Cartoon fan, Mitzi Flanita:

Dear Mr. Eddings,
I came across this old photo of Fred Astaire. It was in an old trunk my mother kept in her attic. As you can see, she snapped this picture as Fred was leaving Boston and heading back to Hollywood. My late mother met Mr. Astaire at an art auction where he purchased this painting of Nikola Tesla and you, Mr. Eddings. My mother told me that Fred would just sit and Astaire at that painting for hours. 
I am puzzled as to how you are featured in this oil painting. You are either much older than you appear or you are a time traveler. Either way, I wanted to send this to you Fed-Ex so you could post it on your blog.
Regards,
Mitzi

Well, Mitzi Flanita, Calvinistic Cartoons is sending you a check for seven thousand dollars for your thoughtfulness. I often wondered what had happened to that painting. I wonder who owns it now? 

A Page from Corky's Past

Back in 1881 (the year that could be read upside down) Corky Velveeta spent part of his day modeling for the Calvinistic Women Art Society in Liverpool. If you click on the picture above you can enlarge it enough to use as a great wallpaper...maybe for the den or living room.

Painting of Atlantis Goes on Display

This incredible painting by Wassily Tintoretto is on display at the Guggenheim Art Museum in Abu Dhabi. Located in the Cultural District of Saadiyat Island in the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The admission is free if you say the words, "Cotton Adams was a Calvinist". 

Eddie at Art Show

Eddie views the paint-by-number portrait of Nikola Tesla by Corky Velveeta. This art show is open to the public from noon until nine, Monday through Saturday, until July 10, 1998.   

Art and Life

Rockwellian Painting

Graphic Novel Page

This page was sent in by Herbie Fossenbooten. This Calvinistic Cartoon member thought I would appreciate the irony and humor. Well, Herbie, you have just earned yourself a nice, fat check of $7,000. I enjoyed the plug and will send you another check if you will mail me the entire graphic novel.

(right click - open link in new window for better enlargement)

Johnny Depp at the Art Show

Johnny Depp was spotted ignoring Eddie's creation at the Bladdercake Art Show in Vernon, Idaho last week. 

The Accidental Protestant

You're one click away from the bigger picture

Corky at Art Exhibit

This photo was taken by long time fan of Calvinistic Cartoons, Blayben Moombassa. He is the art critic for the Rhode Island Review and teaches art history at Ming University in the summer. $7,000 is being sent your way, Blayben, for finding this treasure at the Fin Fang Foom Art Museum in Dipstick, Kentucky.

Fan Photo from Hubna Maridian

Thanks and a $7,000 check goes to Hubna Maridian of Spokenhicken, Virginia, who discovered this illustration in an old magazine. If you think I am not giving away real money, then contact Mr. Maridian and ask him what HE thinks.