Consolidated Edison Power House, New York, Photo by Berenice Abbott, 1938
1. Discovery of a 3000-2000 BC ‘high priest’ in a vessel during the Uruk excavation of 1929/30 Found on Reddit’s Museum of Artefacts. 2. Ancient Mosaics just sitting unprotected by the shoreline “Yes, they are wonderful and in an ideal world they would be preserved”… Find out more on Helen Miles Mosaics 3. The New…
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A portfolio of more than 1,500 images of Cornwall are to be sold at Penzance Auction House with an estimate of £25,000. This rare collection of photographs depict the ordinary lives of Cornish men and women from the 19th and early 20th century
As the almost unreadable biography on his website reads, Benoit Paillé is a self-professed “conscious agitator and creative genius”. Zonked on Ritalin for his most crucial years, Benoit stumbled into the lap of art, and now he believes it “sustains him more than leftover hot dogs."
To read is to exist in two places at once - and to observe others doing so offers a very particular sort of satisfaction
Moulay Ismael Mausoleum (Muslim shrine). Meknes. Morocco. 1985.
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In Subway (1986) Bruce Davidson shows New York City looking sweaty, rowdy and visceral. You can almost hear the loud clank of metal on metal, smell the fumes of signature graffiti paint, and feel keys pressed hard into sweaty palms as riders push the jagged edges through their fingers. We’ve seen NYC in the fear … Continue reading "Subway : Subterranean New York City (1980)"
Port Yarin by Jeff Hahn
The Consolidated Building, seen on the right, has added greatly to the appearance of the street.
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The Federal Art Project was a Depression-era program that launched in 1935 to fund projects by visual artists in the US. That same year, American
"Strawberry Bitch" B-24D-160-CO Liberator S/N 42-72843 512th Bomb Squadron, 376th Bomb Group, 9th Air Force. Standing, L to R: • S/Sgt Walter F. Tomasoski (POW) 36194910 Gunner Vulcan, Michigan • S/Sgt Ralph G. Haberman, Jr. (POW) 31082034 Engineer West Chalmsford, Massachusetts • S/Sgt Manley S. Blackman (POW) 12131561 Waist Gunner Elmira, New York • S/Sgt Harold A. Hickok (POW) 12171879 Ball Turret Gunner Amsterdam, New York • S/Sgt John J. Kusiak (POW) 35335068 Radio Operator Akron, Ohio Kneeling, L to R: • 1LT George E. Webster (POW) O-736672 Navigator Nantiooks, Pennsylvania • 2LT Fred W. Kapche (KIA) O-683464 Co-Pilot Chicago, Illinois • 1LT Daniel P. Rice (POW) O-800405 Pilot St. James, Missouri • S/Sgt Alton L. Collier (POW) 38328253 Tail Turret Vivian, Louisiana • 2LT William T. Jones (POW) O-678534 Bombardier Bronx, New York This crew was shot down by fighters on the 19 DEC 1943 mission to Augsburg, Germany. They were flying B-24D S/N 42-41175. MACR 1607
1. Let me share with you a set of photos by Gueorgui Pinkhassov, © Magnum Photos.
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“Myths” is a series of photos by Dafni Melidou that document her daily life and experiences during the time she spent in Canada.
Title: The American Weekly Author: n/a Publication: Hearst Consolidated Corporation Inc. Publication Date: June 2, 1946 Book Description: During the 1940s, those Americans who were not familiar with Willy Pogany’s book illustrations would have likely seen his work displayed on newsstands and coffee tables. The covers of popular magazines such as Harpers Weekly, Ladies Home Journal, and Metropolitan Magazine were often illustrated by the artist. In addition, his work came folded in the pages of many Sunday newspapers, on the cover of a widely distributed syndicated supplement, The American Weekly magazine. Boasting “the greatest circulation in the world,” the magazine printed sensationalist stories of murder, romance, and suspense. The American Weekly was one of several magazines and newspapers that was owned by Hearst Consolidated Corporation Inc. Willy Pogany was a friend of William Randolph Hearst and painted the exterior murals on two guest houses at Wyntoon, Hearst’s Bavarian-style hunting lodge in Northern California. This copy of The American Weekly, which features Pogany’s cover illustration for John Erskine’s retelling of the story of Aucassin and Nicolette, was published in the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Consolidated into a set from various internet sources.
PARAGUAY. Asuncion. 1990. Alex Webb
American photographer Alex Webb’s seven-year photographic ode to Istanbul captures a city in a state of political and economic flux
Où qu’il aille, d’Istanbul aux Amazones, du Mexique à Haïti, Alex Webb prend le pouls du monde dans la rue, non comme un voleur de vies, mais comme un ambassadeur du regard des peuples, là où se lisent les joies mais aussi les souffrances et les drames.Wherever he goes, from Istanbul to Amazonia, from Mexico to Haiti, Alex Webb takes the pulse of the world in the streets, not as a thief stealing lives, but as an ambassador of the gaze of peoples, in which he reads their joys as well as their suffering and their tragedies.
