Tag: upside down

Dialogues: 1929 – 2018

Ronit Porat :: Untitled, 2018 from the exhibition ‘Table’. Curator: Ron Bartos. | src Ronit Porat • IG
Waléry :: Gliederkreuz. Georgia Graves in den Folies Bergère. Scherl’s Magazin Band 5, Heft 11, November 1929 | src arthistoricum

Acrobatic nude, ca. 1920

Photographe non identifié (unidentified photographer). Nu féminin acrobate (female acrobat nude), vers 1920. | src Chayette & Cheval
Photographe non identifié (unidentified photographer). Nu féminin acrobate (female acrobat nude), vers 1920. | src Chayette & Cheval
Photographe non identifié (unidentified photographer). Nu féminin acrobate (female acrobatic nude), vers 1920. | src Chayette & Cheval

Que cae ~ Falling, 1980

Manuel Álvarez Bravo ~ Que cae (‘That Falls’), 1980. Palladium print, nº 8 from the portfolio “Diez Desnudos” (1981) | src AIC ~ Chicago Art Institute
Manuel Álvarez Bravo (1902-2002) ~ Que cae, 1980 (Falling, also ‘That Falls’) | src Dallas Museum of Art on Artsy

Hildegard Thiele von Manassé

Atelier Manassé ~ Schauspielerin Hildegard Thiele (Nr. 9869), um 1928 | src getty images
Atelier Manassé ~ Hildegard Thiele (Bein, leg), um 1930 | src the fostinum

swinging on a trapeze (1934)

swing, swings, joy
André Steiner [Andor Steiner] :: Untitled (swinging on a trapeze), 1934. Gelatin silver print. | src Lempertz
André Steiner [Andor Steiner] :: Untitled (swinging on a trapeze), 1934. Gelatin silver print. | src Lempertz
André Steiner [Andor Steiner] :: Untitled (swinging on a trapeze), 1934. Gelatin silver print. (Detail)

David Moore ::

Diving suits, Menorca, Spain, 1954 / source: State Library of New South Wales

‘[Moore] was on assignment to cover the life and landscape of this island. The diving suits were used by local fishermen
working from boats that crowded the harbour. Moore
photographed the drying suits because they looked ridiculous, reminding
him of two boys practicing handstands or marine creatures.’ (quoted from
source)  

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