Assorted Themes
African Animal Capture
From “A Natural History of Zebras”, (1976) written by Dorcas MacClintock, Illustrated by Ugo Mochi.
American Frontier - Daniel Boone
One of many Americana themes, ca. 1940s.
American Frontier No. 1
One of many Americana themes, ca. 1940s.
American Frontier No.2
One of many Americana themes, ca. 1940.
At Home With the Family
Advertisement for the Philadelphia newspaper, “The Bulletin” for Time Magazine, Feb. 8, 1943.
At the Circus
Tobacco Advertisement Magazine 1930s.
Campari - Pause to Refresh
Part of a series of advertisement illustrations for Campari - Milan 1921 to 1924.
Campari - The Toast
One of a series of illustrations for Campari - Milan 1921-1924.
Capturing the Giraffe
From “A Natural History of Zebras”, (1976) written by Dorcas MacClintock, Illustrated by Ugo Mochi.
Children Playing
Berlin, ca. 1910.
Circus Clown Riding Zebra
From “A Natural History of Zebras”, (1976) written by Dorcas MacClintock, Illustrated by Ugo Mochi.
Elephant Procession
Fulton Fish Market New York City
One of many scenes in lower Manhattan involving the distribution of food.
Ca.1930’s.
June Adele Skelton Mochi No. 1
Berlin, ca. 1915 - One of several unpublished portraits of the Artist’s first wife. June, an accomplished concert singer, who died in 1928.
June Adele Skelton Mochi No. 2
Berlin, ca. 1916 - One of several unpublished portraits of the Artist’s first wife. June, an accomplished concert singer, who died in 1928.
Mangia
Unpublished work ca. 1950s.
Old Game of Battledore
Early game using a shuttlecock. Close to our modern day game of badminton, ca. 1930s.
Pegasus – The Winged Horse
From “Horses As I See Them” (1981) written by Dorcas MacClintock, Illustrated by Ugo Mochi.
Performing Bears
Magazine illustration published in “Woman’s Home Companion” ca. 1930’s.
Performing Seals
Magazine illustration published in “Woman’s Home Companion” ca. 1930’s.
Portrait of the Artist
Ugo Mochi Self Portrait ca. 1930s.
Road Excavation
One of many scenes in lower Manhattan involving the distribution of food.
Ca.1930’s.
Roman Triumph No. 4
One in a series of unpublished works depicting scenes of Roman battle and triumph, ca. 1920’s.
Roman Triumph – Warrior and Slave with Zebra
Description: From “A Natural History of Zebras”, (1976) written by Dorcas MacClintock, Illustrated by Ugo Mochi.
