Flower photograms by Nell Dorr

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view two], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram. [Mother and Child 7] | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view five], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram. [Mother and Child 66] | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view seven], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram. [Mother and Child 83] | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view four], ca. 1940-1954 [Mother and Child 41] | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view four], ca. 1940-1954 [Mother and Child 41] | src Amon Carter Museum P1990.45.66

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view three], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram. [Mother and Child 35] | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram | src Amon Carter Museum P1990.45.215

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view nine], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view eight], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram. [Mother and Child 84] | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view twenty-one], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram. Endpaper; right hand page

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view fifteen], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram | src Amon Carter Museum

**Nell Dorr** (1893-1988) ~ [Wildflowers view six], ca. 1940-1954. Photogram. [Mother and Child 48-82] | src Amon Carter Museum

Alvarez-Bravo · Luz restirada

**Manuel Álvarez-Bravo** (1902-2002) ~ Luz restirada (Lengthened Light), 1944 | src Carnegie Museum of Art

**Manuel Álvarez-Bravo** (1902-2002) ~ Luz restirada (Lengthened Light), 1944 | src AIC (Art Institute Chicago)

**Manuel Álvarez-Bravo** (1902-2002) ~ Luz restirada / Stretched Light (1944) from Photographs by Manuel Álvarez Bravo (1977) | src Meadows museum Dallas

**Manuel Álvarez-Bravo** (1902-2002) ~ Luz restirada / Lengthened Light, 1944 | src Madison Museum of Contemporary Art

Rose Rolanda selfportraits

**Rosa Rolanda ~** Autorretrato, 1952, oil on canvas | src MAM · Museo de Arte Moderno de la Ciudad de México

**Rosa Rolanda ~** Autorretrato, 1952, oil on canvas (details) | src MAM

**Rosa Rolanda ~** Autorretrato, 1945. Gouache sobre papel | Museo Blaisten, Ciudad de México

**Rosa Rolanda ~** Autorretrato, 1952, oil on canvas (detail) | src MAM

Cat portraits by Edward Weston

**Edward H. Weston ~** Johnny [tortoise-shell cat on driftwood, plywood backdrop], 1944 or 1945 | src Sotheby’s & CCP

**Edward H. Weston ~** Franky [cat in basket, right paw dangling downward], 1945 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Franky (?) [tabby cat lying in basket], 1945 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Franky [tabby cat lying on rough dark surface] 1945 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Mary [kitten on clock], 1945 | src CCP ~ University of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Marco Polo [cat on stool], 1944 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Jasmine and Marco Polo [two cats on driftwood], 1944 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Hank [tabby cat perched with front feet on edge of wheelbarrow, looking upward], 1945 | src CCP

**Edward H. Weston ~** Jo-Jo and picture frame [cat in picture frame below large-leafed shrub, smaller foliage below], 1945 | src CCP

The family of cats by Edward Weston

**Edward H. Weston ~** Cats on Boxes [with Mexican fish gourd, ceramic cat and piggy bank], 1944 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Cats on Boxes [with Mexican painted plate], 1944 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** The Big Family [kittens in basket], 1944 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Cats [four kittens looking in through window, cat stretching below inside box], 1944 | src CCP

**Edward H. Weston ~** Cats [Jasmine, Keddsy, and kitten], 1944 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

**Edward H. Weston ~** Cats [cats on woodbox], 1944 | src CCP ~ Univ. of Arizona

Hilja Raviniemi’s cats

**Hilja Raviniemi ~** Puzzle, 1940-luku. Suomen valokuvataiteen museon kokoelma | src valokuvamuseo

**Hilja Raviniemi ~** Vapaa luonnostaan (Free by nature), 1960-luku. Suomen valokuvataiteen museo: Sinisen Kosketus

**Hilja Raviniemi ~** Kissapyörre (Cat swirl), 1950–1960-luku. Suomen valokuvataiteen museo | src valokuvamuseo on IG

**Hilja Raviniemi ~** Two tramps, 1950s. Suomen valokuvataiteen museon kokoelma | src valokuvamuseo

**Hilja Raviniemi ~** Two Tramps, 1963-1966. Collection of the Finnish Museum of Fine Arts

**Hilja Raviniemi ~** untitled, 1950s. Suomen valokuvataiteen museon kokoelma | src valokuvamuseo

Physogs card game · 1940s

Physogs, the Novel Card Game (1940s) · original storage for the game

Physogs or having fun with a very sexist, misogynist and racist game; not surprising at all from a game based on a “science” like physiognomy.

Physogs, the Novel Card Game (1940s) · Face / frame card (1 of 4)

Physogs, a British game from the 1940s, is a popularized version of physiognomy, the art of judging human character from facial features. Based on sociologist Jacques Penry’s How to Judge Character from the Face (1939), the game consists of fifty-six printed cards and a key book describing thirteen distinct “facial-character types”: acquisitive-shrewd, dissipated, bad-tempered, determined, suave-obsequious, artistic-imaginative, credulous-impractical, magnetic, excitable-impetuous, self-conscious, crafty-self-centered, pleasant-cheerful, and narrow-minded-stubborn. There are four sets of playing cards: eye cards, nose cards, mouth cards, and type cards. (quoted from The Huntington Digital Library)