Margaret Watkins · Bridge · 1919

Margaret Watkins :: Bridge, Canaan, Connecticut, 1919. © Margaret Watkins. Joseph Mulholland Collection, Glasgow | src The Guardian

This image, very graphic in its composition, shows the influence of Arthur Wesley Dow, a specialist in Japanese art and in particular in the art of Nōtan [濃淡], the harmony and interplay between light and dark elements (B&W)

Torso, Ella Ilbak, Etnisk dansare

Henry B. Goodwin :: Torso, Ella Ilbak, Etnisk dansare. | src henrygoodwin.se

Akt, Münchner Secesion, 1913

Albert von Keller :: Akt. Münchner Secession im Glaspalast, 1913. Die Kunst für Alle: Malerei, Plastik, Graphik, Architektur nº29, 1913-1914. | src Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg

Annette Kellerman, 1916

Hand-tinted publicity image of Kellerman. Annette Kellerman says she never needed a stunt double in any of her films. She also talks about her infamous swim in a pool full of crocodiles on the shoot for the silent feature A Daughter of the Gods (Herbert Brenon, USA, 1916). The Bill Fox she refers to is film’s producer William Fox. Link to interview from 1974, here. | src NFSA