Alfred Eisenstaedt: Model in ostrich feather-trimmed gown pausing to regard herself in grand mirror of the Molyneux atelier. Paris, France, 1934
La Sinagoga de la Victoire, Paris, France, 1874
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Gracie Sinclaire by Bassano, 1916
Movie Theater Lobby, 1958
photo by Diane Arbus
Harper’s Bazaar, December 1950
The historic first weather satellite image, taken from NASA’s TIROS-1 on April 1, 1960.
The forecast was a good one on that day.
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Gentlemen (1981-1983) photographed in English gentlemen’s clubs in Saint James’ in central London consider the patriarchal values of the English upper middle classes with text constructed out of speeches of parliament and news. (via Gentlemen | Karen Knorr)
I love these photographs. The medium format is perfect.
Brassaï, Avenue du Maine, Paris, 1931-1932
Thanks to m3zzaluna
