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ART OF TOYS
VOL. 8
15 Years of Purpose on Avenue Q: Interview with Puppet Designer Rick Lyon & Puppet Captain Jason
Pop Culture, Internal Angst, and the LEGO Art of Nathan Sawaya: Interview with The Brick Artist
Speedcuber on the Thrill of the Solve and a Brief History of The Rubik's Cube
Juvenescent Elation and Consumerism: The evolution of toy advertising
The Extraordinary Life of Alfred Carlton Gilbert: Olympian, Magician and Inventor of ERECTOR sets
The Art of Imagination: Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, Sesame Street, and Barney and Friends
Toys as a Defining Marker of Humanity
The Story Behind Margery Williams' "The Velveteen Rabbit"
Toys in Satire and Political Commentary on the Russo-Japanese War by Kobayashi Kiyochika
Mary & Gretel (1917): The surreal fable of a drunk rabbit, bowling dwarfs and two bewildered girls
Twelve Magic Changelings (1907) by Glen, M. A., Cutouts for Children: A photo essay
Pastime for Little Fingers: A photo essay
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