Franz Köberl :: Weiherburg bei Innsbruck. Nach ainer farbingen Lithographie. Moderne Welt, Jahrgang 7, Heft 15, 1926Franz Köberl :: Weiherburg near Innsbruck. After a colored lithograph. Published in Moderne Welt, volume 7, issue 15, 1926
Reynaldo Luza. Black satin hat designed by Agnès. From : Art deco fashion : French designers 1908-1925. | src internet archiveFrom : Art deco fashion : French designers 1908-1925. Martin Battersby. London : Academy Editions ; New York : St. Martin’s Press. 1974 | src internet archive
Cléopâtre. ─ Mme Ida Rubinstein. Théatre National de l’Opéra. Antoine et Cléopâtre [Photo Sabourin (succ. de Bert)] | src Getty Images Ida Rubinstein (1880-1960) in the role of Cleopatra from Antony and Cleopatra by William Shakespeare,from magazine Le Theatre, 19201920 ─ LE THÉATRE ─ Nº 384 | Kabinett Auktionen Cléopâtre. ─ Mme Ida Rubinstein. Théatre National de l’Opéra. Antoine et Cléopâtre [Photo Sabourin (succ. de Bert)] Alternative scan of the magazine found on The Red List (broken link, the site had been taken down a few years ago) 1920 ─ LE THÉATRE ─ Nº 384 | Kabinett Auktionen Mme Ida Rubinstein. Rôle de Cléopâtre. Théatre National de l’Opéra. Antoine et Cléopâtre ─ Acte V [Photo Sabourin (succ. de Bert)]
Oscar Graubner (1897-1977) :: Margaret Bourke-White with camera at the Chrysler Building (close up), circa 1930 ‘The New Woman Behind the Camera’ review on Fortune MagOscar Graubner (1897-1977) :: Margaret Bourke-White atop the Chrysler Building (close up), circa 1930 Ferrotyped gelatin silver print, signed and inscribed ‘To Edna Robb Webster with best regards’ in ink on the image | src Sotheby’sOscar Graubner (1897-1977) :: Margaret Bourke-White with camera at the Chrysler Building (close up), circa 1930 [detail]
Trude Fleischmann :: Mila Cirul in „Tschinellen Tanz“, Wien, um 1926. Silbergelatinepapier. | src Wien MuseumTrude Fleischmann :: Mila Cirul in „Tschinellen Tanz“, Wien, um 1926. Silbergelatinepapier. | src Wien MuseumTrude Fleischmann :: Mila Cirul in „Tschinellen Tanz“, Wien, um 1926. Silbergelatinepapier Untersatzkarton | src Wien Museum [full image]
Anton Josef Trčka (Antios) :: Die Tänzerin Ellinor Tordis als “Maria”, 1926. Silbergelatinepapier, braungetont. | src Wien MuseumAnton Josef Trčka (Antios) :: Die Tänzerin Ellinor Tordis als “Maria”, 1926. Silbergelatinepapier, braungetont. | src Wien Museum