“Arched passage in the great bird cage.” National Zoo exhibit, St. Louis World’s Fair. / source: Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1904. / via
Tag: early 1900s
Lightning over Paris, 4th September 1903 (10h 45min)
George H. Seeley :: White Trees, ca. 1910. Bromide print.
Originally published in
issue number 29 of Camera Work as a photogravure.
| src: Howard Greenberg Gallery
In this version of the photograph there are three (female) figures. On the scanned versions from Camera Work, two.
Low tide by Pierre Dubreuil
Alice M. Boughton :: Untitled (Two Women closely sitting under a Tree), ca. 1910. Photogravure.
Woman standing on lily pad (1902)
Notice the wood sheet used to distribute her weight, so as to prevent the ripping of the delicate leaf, 1902 | Missouri Botanical Garden
The little butterfly, 1901
![Rudolf Eickemeyer Jr. (1862-1932) :: The little butterfly , 1901. [detail] | src Library of Congress](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52165435770_f327850bdc_b.jpg)
![Rudolf Eickemeyer Jr. (1862-1932) :: The little butterfly [Evelyn Nesbit in Stanford White's Japanese kimono posing sleeping on a polar bear rug at Campbell Art Studio in New York City], 1901. | src Library of Congress](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52164949098_35be39730e_o.png)
Half of card 661 – Looking across Essefjord from Tjugum to mountain-side homes below ice-covered Kjeipen, Norway, 1900-1905.
Copyright Underwood and Underwood / source: Library of Norway
link to full stereocard, here
Evelyn Nesbit, 1901
un regard oblique 