Charlotte Perriand portraits

Charlotte Perriand in her studio on place Saint-Sulpice, Paris, 1928. The hands holding a plate halolike behind her head are Le Corbusier’s. Photo: Archives Charlotte Perriand | src Gagosian 
also here: Charlottte auréole mains de Corbu, 1928 © Archives Charlotte Perriand | l'œil de la photographie
Charlotte Perriand in her studio on place Saint-Sulpice, Paris, 1928. The hands holding a plate halolike behind her head are Le Corbusier’s. Photo: Archives Charlotte Perriand | src Gagosian
also here: Charlottte auréole mains de Corbu, 1928 © Archives Charlotte Perriand | l’œil de la photographie
Charlotte Perriand with Alfred Roth in Place Saint-Sulpice apartment-studio, Paris, 1928
Courtesy: © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2021 / © AChP / src it art bag
Charlotte Perriand with Alfred Roth in Place Saint-Sulpice apartment-studio, Paris, 1928
Courtesy: © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2021 / © AChP / src it art bag
Charlotte Perriand, probably in Japan, ca. 1954 / 1st Dibs
Charlotte Perriand © AChP. Photo / ndion
Charlotte Perriand, Yogoslavie, 1934 | Flickr
Charlotte Perriand (1903-1999) in Japan, 1954. Photo: Jacques Martin / AChP © Archives Charlotte Perriand / src W magazine

Bauhauslers, ca. 1929

Erich Krause :: Four intertwined people [Bauhauslers on the terrace of the Bauhaus canteen with Hermann “Sven” Gautel (top) and Hin Bredendieck (bottom)], ca. 1929. | src Bauhaus Dessau
Untitled (Portrait of Elsa Franke and Gerhard Kadow at the Bauhaus Dessau), 1929. | src Stiftung Bauhaus Dessau

Carina Ari with two dancers, 1921

Dancer Carina Ari with two colleagues from the Swedish Ballet in the spring sun in front of (or actually under) four of the Swedish Ballet’s huge posters. The photo was probably taken during the company’s first tour in Spain in 1921. In the background are several of the Swedish Ballet’s color posters, drawn by Pierre Mourgue, Orsi and Eldsten. • src Dansmuseet’s Instagram
Various posters for the Svenska Baletten (Ballets Suédois), ca. 1920. | src Dansmuseet

Hedwig Kiesler, ca. 1935

Hedwig Kiesler, Salzburg, around 1935 © Anthony Loder Archive. From “Lady Bluetooth. Hedy Lamarr” exhibition. | src Jüdisches Museum Wien on FB

Hedwig Kiesler, ca. 1932

Hedwig Kiesler on a summer holiday, Austria, around 1932 © Anthony Loder Archive. From “Lady Bluetooth. Hedy Lamarr” exhibition. | src Jüdisches Museum Wien on Twitter

Stella Kadmon, beach of Tel Aviv

Stella Kadmon on the beach of Tel Aviv, ca. 1940s © Theatermuseum Wien. Stella Kadmon was an enthusiastic pioneer of the cabaret stages in Vienna. At the age of 29 she founded Vienna’s first literary and political cabaret, “Lieber Augustin” in the cellar of Café Prückl. On March 9, 1938, the last performance at “Lieber Augustin” took place. Due to persecution and war, the troupe was scattered to the four winds, and not everyone survived. [read more] | src Jüdisches Museum Wien