Atelier Apollo:: Maggie Gripenberg ja Onni Gabriel tanssikohtauksessa 1920-luvun alku. | Maggie Gripenberg and Onni Gabriel in a dance scene in the early 1920s. Apollo blind-stamp on left bottom. | src FHA – Museovirasto
(left) Alice (Frances Griffiths) and Leaping Fairy, Cottingley Beck, West Yorkshire, August 1920. | src SSPL – Getty Images (right) The ‘real’ photograph of fairies and elves, taken by Frances Griffiths. Sprites from the fairy kingdom pose amongst the grasses by Cottingley Beck, Yorkshire, UK, Aug. 1920. | src SSPL-Getty Images
Fairy Offering Flowers to Iris, August 1920. A photograph of Elsie ‘Iris’ Wright taken by Frances ‘Alice’ Griffiths. | src FlickrFairy Offering Flowers to Iris, August 1920. A photograph of Elsie ‘Iris’ Wright taken by Frances ‘Alice’ Griffiths. A fairy stands on a tree branch offering Elsie a small bunch of flowers. After the first two fairy photographs had appeared, ‘experts’ demanded further proof. Edward Gardner – a leading Theosophist fascinated by fairies who had authenticated the earlier photographs – traveled to see the cousins. Gardner gave Elsie and Frances two new cameras, with secretly marked photographic plates to detect any tampering. He asked them to take more fairy photographs – of which this was one. | src SSPL – Getty Images via Flickr
Pierre Apers :: Dedicated photo of Mistinguett, 1927. “A André ma sympathie Souvenir de notre revue Ca C’est Paris” and signed Mistinguett, 1927. | src eBay
“Beautiful like Kaloma“. A semi-nude woman scantily clad in a see-through silk veil. The model, like Kaloma, is standing with both hands in front of her. Original 1910-1920s French Real Photo Postcard. | src eBay