Joachim Froese :: from the series Rhopography, 1999- 2003 / via journalofanobody /
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Ladies Sunbathing in London, 1942
These girls still managed to look relaxed and chic while tanning in a park in 1942, as rationing went on around them. A sun tan was the perfect alternative to stockings. And check out those John Lennon-style round sunglasses. This scene would not look amiss on Primrose Hill in 2013. / src: vintag.es
by Masao Yamamoto
Bob Landry :: Beautiful Women’s Fashion in Post-Liberation Paris, 1944. Fashion shots for LIFE by war-photographer
who had covered the war in North Africa as well as in other parts of Europe, Paris, August 1944. / src: vintag.es
“If I indulge myself and surrender to memory, I can still feel the knot of excitement that gripped me as I turned the corner into Rue Mimosas, looking for the house of René Magritte.”
— Duane Michals on his meeting with René Magritte 🎩 🍏 #ICPCollections http://bit.ly/2i3vk3j
António Sena da Silva :: Elevator, Lisboa, 1956-57 / via casa da biqueira
Photograph of The Death of Cleopatra by John Collier, 1890 (Pre Raphaelite Art).
Original photograph by Christopher Warren
