Teikō Shiotani :: Birds-eye view of the village, Shimane Peninsula, Japan, 1925 / src: Shimane Art Museum

Shiotani Teiko was a photographer who was representative of the era from the end of the Taishô period to the Shôwa period, in which pictorialism photography prospered. […]
It is an avant-garde expression that incorporates the cubism manner,
with the roofs of houses standing on steep slopes pointing in various
directions. [quoted from source]

Dancer Alicia Markova as the Nightingale in Balanchine’s Le Chant du Rossignol [Song of the Nightingale], 1925, with music by Stravinsky and designs by Matisse. From a
programme for the Diaghilev Ballets Russes, 1925. Originally
choreographed by Massine in 1920, the ballet was revised as a vehicle
for the very young Alicia Markova. Photographer unknown. / src: Royal Ballet