vrijdag 4 december 2015

HOMME

Hedy: Girl of My Dreams. 1956.Photographer: Nina Leen


James Dean and his Siamese, Marcus. 1955.Photographer: Getty Images


“Welcome. Make the most of it.” New York City. 1940.Photographer: Helen Levitt


Weiser’s Book Store. 4th Avenue, New York City. 1940s. Photographer: Andreas Feininger


Marlon Brando and Furry Friend. 1951. Photographer: Murray Garrett


Playing the Blues. South Side, Chicago. 1946. Photographer: Wayne Miller


Discarded Books. New York City. 1974. Photographer: André Kertész


“Have fish, will follow”. London Zoo. 1939. Photographer: Bert Hardy


Street Painter. Rue Norvins, Montmartre, Paris. 1946. Photographer: Edward Clark


indypendent-thinking: Vincent Price and Peter Lorre assist with auditioning a pair of black cats for TALES OF TERROR (1962).

“With a double bass to the townhall place.” Denmark. 1956. Photographer: Toni Schneiders


mimbeau: Jacques Prévert Paris 1949 Izis Bidermanas



nevver: “The dirtiest book in our language is a quite astute manual telling people how to earn money by writing.” — Ezra Pound


1bohemian: Place de la Concorde Paris c.1940 - Atomic Samba.


fuckyeahhistorycrushes: Ludwig II (25th August 1845 - 13th June 1886) or Ludwig Otto Friedrich Wilhelm was King of Bavaria from 1864 until his death. He is sometimes called the Swan King and der Märchenkönig, the Fairy Tale King.


bootyootyootyooty: cosmosonic: Wassily Kandinsky and his cat Vaska This is perfect

Castelo de Sao Jorge, Lisboa, 1969, Hannes Kilian. Germany (1909 - 1999)


historyinpics42:Model of Manhattan for the 1939 New York World’s Fair Click Here to Follow HISTORY IN PICS


demons: A Soviet soldier feeding an owl, c. 1945



historysquee: Men of the Crimean War  This photograph shows three men of the 72 Highlanders who had served in Crimea. Their names are William Noble, Alexander Davison and John Harper.


the60sbazaar: Che Guevara 


wehadfacesthen: Rudolph Valentino


oorequiemoo: Nadar, Self-portrait, 1909


maudelynn: Edward Askew Sothern  as Lord Dundreary ~  via http://aleph0.clarku.edu





walzerjahrhundert: Young Man on Roller Skates,1910


semioticapocalypse: One man band. Late 1800s. [::SemAp::]


deforest: Gary Cooper in The Texan (1930)






wehadfacesthen: Ramon Novarro and his chihuahua Chiquita,1920s -via mothgirlwings


Toulouse-Lautrec







lutter-pour-votre-vie: Stephan Bibrowsky (1890-1932), known as Lionel the Lion-Faced Man. Sideshow performer for Barnum & Bailey’s Circus.





fckyeaharthistory: George Platt Lynes, Salvador Dali, 1939.


wehadfacesthen: Migrant farm worker, 1940, West Virginia








fuckyeahchaplin: Charlie with sculptor Jo Davidson c.1924


polarbearprince: RIP Lucian Freud, who died yesterday aged 88


carolathhabsburg: Prince Leopold of england, duke of Albany in his late teens. 1870s.


wine-loving-vagabond: Photograph of René Magritte posing in front of Attempting the Impossible - Le Perreux-sur-Mame, 1928. (Courtesy of Gabriel Brachot Gallery)


mudwerks: laura9: (via loverofbeauty, fuckyeahdogs)





thefindesiecle: Wilhem von Gloeden (1856-1931), Caino. Around 1902.


stellar-raven: lucette: ayoung: violinplayah: stranded-wanderer: fuckyeahhistoricalhotties: The 20-year-old Johannes Brahms. Mmmmmmmm. He played piano from a young age, and cello. He probably played piano in brothels in his teens. (That’s hot.) The story’s been disputed, but I choose to believe it. Also, he said that he would have given anything to have written Strauss’s Blue Danube waltz. And then they were BFFs for life. Can you say adorbs?? Anyway, if you’re listening, Brahmy Boy, I’ll Double your Concerto in A Minor anytime. I’ll be your Clara Schumann any day Johannes….


vintageamore: marlonbrando: Circa 1951


noirgirl: The most swoon-worthy photo of Errol Flynn I’ve ever seen. WOW.
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