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‘I’m A Fat Boy Now’ – The Diabetes Miracle (1922)

‘I’m A Fat Boy Now’ – The Diabetes Miracle (1922)

This is known as one of medicine's most incredible moments. Imagine a room full of parents sitting at the bedside waiting for the inevitable death of their child. ...
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Wonderful Photos of Early Australian Bike Culture

Wonderful Photos of Early Australian Bike Culture

The archive of the State Library of New South Wales has curated these marvellous pictures of ...
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The Surprising Fans of Mussolini and his Trip to London in 1922

The Surprising Fans of Mussolini and his Trip to London in 1922

“One of the great statesmen of our time.” Mahatma Gandhi ...
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The Café de Paris and how the Socialite Elvira Barney Got Away with Murder

The Café de Paris and how the Socialite Elvira Barney Got Away with Murder

At the start of 1932 she ended up sharing her bed (and her not insubstantial bank account) with the drug-dealing ex-‘dress-designer’ Michael Scott Stephen, a man who was more than happy to accompany her as she ‘drifted into flagrant immorality’... ...
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Raising America : Reading Krazy Kat in the Public Domain

Raising America : Reading Krazy Kat in the Public Domain

You can now read George Herriman's (1881–1944) stupendous comic strip Krazy Kat (1913 to 1944) ...
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Live From The Moon : Brilliant Vintage Snapshots

Live From The Moon : Brilliant Vintage Snapshots

These photographs celebrate our love for the moon mankind first touched 50 years ago ...
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A Spellbinding Family Album (1917 – 1941)

A Spellbinding Family Album (1917 – 1941)

'Someone worked long and hard on this album,' writes photography collector Roz Leibowitz. 'It spans ...
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Extraordinary Arts Studies From West Of Zanzibar By William Mortensen (1928)

Extraordinary Arts Studies From West Of Zanzibar By William Mortensen (1928)

From the outset, Mortensen's subject matter was unabashedly theatrical, bizarre and often louche. He was an ardent admirer of Goya and Daumier, and with his Hollywood access to costumes, sets, makeup and masks, created elaborate tableaux vivants in his studio. ...
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Brilliant Expressionist Dance Costumers From The 1920s

Brilliant Expressionist Dance Costumers From The 1920s

In 1924 married avant-garde dancers Lavinia Schulz and Walter Holdt posed for Minya Diez-Dührkoop. It ended in murder ...
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Picking Hops In Kent – 1900-1949

Picking Hops In Kent – 1900-1949

For centuries families have travelled to Kent to pick hops ...
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Amazing Photos of Demonstrations and Protests at Trafalgar Square  (Part 1)

Amazing Photos of Demonstrations and Protests at Trafalgar Square (Part 1)

From almost the time when it was first opened to the public in 1840, and despite the best attempts of the authorities to ban them, Trafalgar Square has always been a centre for protests and demonstrations. In fact the fountains were a late and relatively futile addition to the original plans in an attempt to reduce the possibility of crowds collecting in the square. ...
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Extraordinary Photographs by Léonard Misonne

Extraordinary Photographs by Léonard Misonne

These superb photographs taken by the Belgian photographer Misonne elevate the everyday into fine art. ...
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