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Charles Dellschau: The Visionary Artist Found In A Dumpster

In 1969 second-hand furniture dealer Fred Washington bought 12 notebooks a trash collector had found ...

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Splendid 20th Century Pictures of British Woolworths

The British version of F.W. Woolworth Company was founded by Frank Woolworth in Liverpool in ...

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Ezra Pound’s 23 ‘Don’ts’ For Writing Verse (1913)

Ezra Pound (30 October 1885 – 1 November 1972) was according to David Perkins ...

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Every Page A Wonder: A Sublime Victorian Scrapbook

"I love scrapbooks," says Roz Liebowitz. "In my opinion, they are often a strangely beautiful ...

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The Famous Wonderground Map of London Town Made Time Travel Possible (1914)

In 1863, the Metropolitan Railway, the world's first underground train line opened London. After ...

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“Here Are My Eyes, I Can See With My Hands” – Blind Children Fill The Void (1913)

One Sunday afternoon in 1913 a group of blind children from Sunderland Council Blind School were ...

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Danza Macabra Europea: Alberto Martini’s Depraved World War Postcards

Pricked by the depravity of war and art's search for answers, Alberto Martini (November 24, 1876 - November ...

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Albert Einstein Explains the Meaning Of Life, The Trouble With Girl Scientists And The Secret To Happiness

On September 19, 1946, Myfanwy (Tyfanny) Williams wrote a letter to Albert Einstein (14 ...

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Mug Shots of San Francisco Boxers In the Early 20th Century

Princeton University's early 20th Century album of portraits in the mugshot style of boxers ...

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Faceless Men Behind Copper Masks At The Tin Nose Shop (1918)

Anna Coleman Ladd (1878–1939), an American sculptor, ran the Studio for Portrait Masks in Paris. There ...

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The Cubies’ ABC: A Biting Satire On Modern Art (1913)

The Cubies' ABC is a terrific collection of drawings by husband wife team Earl ...

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The Pain Of Child Labor: Amputees And Injuries From When Life Was Cheap (1908 – 1924)

Working as an investigative photographer for the National Child Labor Committee (NCLC), Lewis Hine (1874-1940) ...

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