复活节帕克
1910
Peeking through a forest of pristine white Easter lilies is the devilish mascot of Puck magazine, sporting a bright red complexion and a sly, knowing grin. Gordon Ross created this cover for the 1910 Easter issue, playing on the humorous contrast between the holy symbol of the lily and the mischievous nature of the publication's namesake. The large feather quill resting behind his head hints that this little devil is ready to write some satirical gossip. It’s a fantastic example of early 20th-century magazine art, designed to grab your attention right off the newsstand with its bold colors and playful irony.
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