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Happy Birthday, Kurchie! You are truly one of a kind.

Happy Birthday, my friend - stay aloft!

Sweet! Nice find, silenttickles - thanks for posting this. Makes me smile every time I look at it. :bubble:

Alter it to reflect reality. Add a blindfold covering his eyes & have his hands covering his ears.

For Kis

oh good... Welcome back, mister smiley.:boo2:

awesome

19th century tabloid - The Illustrated Police News The Illustrated Police News was a weekly illustrated newspaper which was one of the earliest British tabloids. First published in 1863, The Illustrated Police News ended publication in 1938. It featured sensational and melodramatic reports...

Happy New Year, Gigi!:DanceBun2: p.s. What book are those cool old illustrations from? Very nice!

Arch tickling to facilitate hysterical paroxysm :p Lovely to see you here again, gisgone! :DanceBun2:

Driven mad From the Illustrated Police News, a 19th century British tabloid.

Nice find - thanks for posting this, grimbast.

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Very nice, Gisgone The link didn't work for me, so if I may repost in body: Andre Lambert 1917

I've missed you too, Odalisqueen... ...and I've missed you Gisgone; and all the rest of you with your gorgeous and/or playful images. :bubble2: Here's my latest stumbledupon: Artist: Fredillo, c.1890s

Messing with art You're amazing - that made me laugh with delight, thank you my friend - do it some more! *gets all serious again* Yes, after careful examination of said drawing, and other drawings of his, I fully concur. Henry Fuseli, Symplegma - Man & Three Women, c. 1810

More vintage photos, please!

Matthew Johnston "Matthew [Johnston] has donated a print of his diptych “Tickling the Tummy” to the Human Rights Campaign National Dinner and Silent Auction." http://talltulips.bigcartel.com/ I like artists who donate their work to good causes. I think we should invite him to the gallery...

OH, Bernini! Amazing - it's hard to believe this is marble, isn't it. You can see his fingers pressing into her flesh... Pluto kidnapping Prosperina to take her down to the underworld. Thanks for the warm welcome back. :smilelove So much fun to see all the new things you've found! Tendersilky

Poor Pierrot! But I feel more sorry for the unfaithful Columbine, who is being tickled to death here by Pierrot. :wowzer: Drawing by Adolphe Willette of Pierrot Tickling Columbine to Death, published in Le Pierrot, December 7, 1888. (Inspired by Paul Margueritte's Pierrot, Murderer of His Wife...