Dancers, Lilliput, March 1947
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Lilliput comparisons, 1940-47
Lilliput Pocket Omnibus, a magazine by Stefan Lorant. | src Flickr
Lilliput comparisons, 1937-1939
(2) ‘Lilliput’ comparison (7) from ‘Pocket Omnibus’ (1937-38)
(3) ‘Lilliput’ comparison (22) from ‘Pocket Omnibus’ (August 1939)
(4) ‘Lilliput’ comparison (24) from ‘Pocket Omnibus’ (October 1939)
Lilliput, a magazine by Stefan Lorant | src Flickr
Lilliput comparisons, 1937-38
(middle) ‘Lilliput’ comparison (13) from ‘Pocket Omnibus’ (1937-38)
(bottom) ‘Lilliput’ comparison (14) from ‘Pocket Omnibus’ (1937-38)
Lilliput, a magazine by Stefan Lorant | src Flickr
Lilliput Annual 1940 comparisons
1) Rhythmical gymnasts. Photograph: Keystone / Throwing a Mills bomb. Photograph: Topical
2) Calf’s eye. Photograph: Ylla (Camilla Koffler) / Girl’s eye. Photograph: Dorien Leigh
3) Australian / Australian. Photographs: Central Press
4) Man’s idea of the human body / Nature’s idea of the human body. Photographs: uncredited
5) Stone heads unearthed in Mexico. Photograph: Wide World / Baseball player: Photograph: Keystone
6) Penelope Dudley-Ward and Flora Robson. Photographs: Angus McBean
Dangers, Lilliput, Aug. 1941
Lilies · a Lilliput comparison
This image appeared in Lilliput Pocket Omnibus (aka Lilliput: The Pocket Magazine for Everyone) (1937-1938) which was a pocket-sized monthly magazine produced by Stefan Lorant, Hungarian photojournalist, author, and filmmaker who had served time in a Nazi prison. The magazine was known for Lorant’s juxtapositions of images for political or aesthetic effects. | source Flickr
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