No logro dormirme por el brillo de la luna.
Pensé una y otra vez haber oído una voz llamando,
a la que sin esperanza respondo “Sí” hacia el vacío.Tzû Yeh, “No logro dormir”
Collage: Katrien de Blauwer
Author: un regard oblique
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Michiko Kon :: Mackerel and Pillow, 1979. Silver print. / src:
Robert Mann
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Jerzy Lewczyński :: “Merry Christmas … but for whom?”, 1960 / source: metrowarszawa
Spring Cleaning
Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz [Witkacy] :: Self-portrait, Zakopane, before 1914 / source: pleasurephoto
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‘Artis Rigor Mortis.’
Original Snapshot Photo. Unknown photographer. probably 1940′s-1950′s
/ source: Ebay
“Typical Saturday Afternoon”. Girl in Boat. Vintage Snapshot, 1930′s / source: Etsy
Mai Nam :: An American F-105 warplane is shot down and the pilot ejects and opens
his parachute near Vinh Phuc, north of Hanoi,
September 1966.
This photo is one
of the most recognized images taken by a North Vietnamese photographer
during the war. The pilot of the aircraft was taken hostage and held in a
Hanoi prison from 1966 to 1973. (AP Photo/Pioneer Newspaper/Mai Nam)
/ source of text and image: patriotfiles
Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (Witkacy) :: Władysław Jan Grabski, “Monster of Düsseldorf”, 1932
From Witkacy’s collections, one of the most famous of his photographs is the “Monster of Düsseldorf”. It was created in cooperation with Władysław Jan Grabski in 1932 and presented the master in the improvised scene with Janina Turowska. / source: metrowarszawa
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