Lisa Hirschfield visits the soon-to-be-relocated Flora collection in Norwalk CT, October 28. Work displayed: Saturday Night In Stonington...

NEW: the Jim Flora Big Bank Robbery wooden jigsaw puzzle by Artifact Puzzles . This 302-piece work features a mischievous and colorful 1...

... is purely coincidental. Jim Flora, untitled and unpublished tempera draft, mid-1950s: The Magnetic Fields, 2012:

Illustration detail, "What is Automation," Collier's magazine, March 16, 1956. The optimistic take: "Automati...

The work isn't titled, and there's no specific reference to Independence Day, but this unpublished 1990s acrylic on canvas sugges...

Thanks to Clayton Walter for a nice little Flora gallery at his Claytonology blog: "I think of Flora as the Picasso of Jazz; his o...

Leon "Bix" Beiderbecke (1903-1931) Today is the 109th birthday of Leon "Bix" Beiderbecke , an American "ho...

Today we launch a new limited edition fine art print of a classic mid-century Flora album cover. Bix and Tram was one of the artist's ...

Miserable pedestrian—what part of "beep" don't you understand? Untitled, unfinished tempera on board (detail), 1950s. Purpose...

untitled tempera, early 1940s Flora biographer/archivist me ( Irwin Chusid ) will present an informal talk about the artist's life, acco...

Pamela Paul in the New York Times reviews Enchanted Lion Books ' new reprint of Flora's Kangaroo for Christmas : Kangaroo for Chri...

The D orian Grey Gallery will host The Curiously Sinister Art of Jim Flora, the first posthumous New York exhibit and sale of Jim Flora o...

Those perennial favorite Jim Flora calendars are in stock for 2012. You've got your bug-eyed saxophonist, an Aren't-We-Having-Fun?...

Friend (and WFMU colleague ) Therese Mahler joined us for an archiving visit to (what we call) the "Floratorium" (Norwalk CT stor...

These two tempera with pencil illustrations, differently titled yet seemingly related, were discovered in a mid-1960s Flora sketchpad pages ...

Untitled, undated, unsigned woodcut print from Flora's Little Man Press days (1939-1942). The original block cannot be located, and we h...

Spot illustration, promotional brochure for trade journal Electromechanical Design: Components and Systems , 1957. Flora illustrated a numbe...

Commercial spot illustration, ca. 1960, magazine and article unknown. The theme is obvious: agriculture, broadcasting, and oil moguls attemp...

Another rare (and previously unseen) print acquired from a recent estate sale in Cincinnati. As with all prints from Flora's productive ...

Commercial spot illustration, 1961, magazine and subject unknown. Pen & ink, watercolor and Liquid Paper on artist board with printer...