Edward W. Quigley :: From the book Sam by Edward Quigley (photographs) and John Crawford (text), 1937 / src: livejournal
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Author: un regard oblique
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Almost Caught • Unknown Photographer | source: Hilde Everaert
Juan Laurent :: Ornate Doorknocker, ca. 1870 / src: The Guardian
Leslie Gill :: Studio Window, West 56th Street, NYC, ca. 1938 / src: The Guardian. In the early years, the presence of windows in photographs was driven by necessity: photography in its infancy required great amounts of light, and windows obliged. This history may have mattered little to Leslie Gill when he created this tightly framed masterpiece, which looks almost as if someone has opened up a panel in one of Piet Mondrian’s canvases to discover the real world hidden behind it. Courtesy Robert Mann Gallery.
George Washington Wilson ::
Loch Leven Castle, 1870.
View across to a tree covered island on the centre of which stands a tower. Loch Leven Castle was constructed ca. 1300. Mary, Queen of Scots was imprisoned in the castle in 1567.
Albumen print. / source: The Royal Collection Trust
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George Washington Wilson :: Friedrich III when the Crown Prince of Prussia and his son, Wilhelm II when Prince of Prussia, Balmoral, October 1863.
Both Friedrich and Wilhelm wear tartan kilts and Tam o’ Shanter hats.
Albumen print./ source: The Royal Coll. Trust
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“Tragedy is a close-up; comedy, a long shot.”
Buster Keaton
via mudwerks / more [+] Buster Keaton posts
Horace Roye :: Nu aux ronces /
Nude with brambles, circa 1950 / source: yannlemouel
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Mike Langford :: Summer Storm, unknown place or date. / source: mikelangford.co.nz
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