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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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Views of Notre Dame and Paris – 1920

Views of Notre Dame and Paris – 1920

Photographs of Paris made circa 1920 by photographer by Pierre-Yves Petit, aka 'Yvon' ...
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Lush Color Autochromes of Petra 1907 – 1940

Lush Color Autochromes of Petra 1907 – 1940

"The Nabataeans had what you might call an instinct for cultural ecology; they worked with ...
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“The Only Good Girl in Hollywood” – Pictures of the Beautiful Myrna Loy

“The Only Good Girl in Hollywood” – Pictures of the Beautiful Myrna Loy

'Wouldn't you know, the kid they pick to play tramps is the only good girl in Hollywood.' - John Ford, 1929 ...
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Beautiful Hand-Coloured Lantern Slides of Canadian Plants and Flowers (1920)

Beautiful Hand-Coloured Lantern Slides of Canadian Plants and Flowers (1920)

William McCalla, a botanist and teacher, made over 1,000 hand-coloured lantern slides of Albertan flowers ...
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41 Fabulous Old Photographs of Ancient Rune Stones in Sweden

41 Fabulous Old Photographs of Ancient Rune Stones in Sweden

There are more than 4,000 runic inscriptions in Sweden, dated from the 3d century up to modern time. ...
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‘A Shit of the Highest Order!’ The Story of the Charming Lord ‘Bob’ Boothby

‘A Shit of the Highest Order!’ The Story of the Charming Lord ‘Bob’ Boothby

To his face, the writer, campaigner and broadcaster Sir Ludovic Kennedy once called Baron Boothby of Buchan and Rattray Head, his mother’s cousin, ‘a shit of the highest order’. Boothby’s response was to chortle, rub his hands and say: ‘Well a bit. Not entirely.’ ...
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Morton Bartlett’s Family of Homemade Children (1926-1963)

Morton Bartlett’s Family of Homemade Children (1926-1963)

'Painted plaster skin turns supple and dewy through his watchful viewfinder' ...
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“I’ve Gotta Horse” – the Life of the Glorious Prince Monolulu

“I’ve Gotta Horse” – the Life of the Glorious Prince Monolulu

Monolulu usually wore an ostentatious head-dress of ostrich feathers, a multi-coloured cloak and a huge scarf wrapped around his waist. Of course anybody who was considered remotely amusing in those days had to have a catch-phrase and Monolulu’s, heard by everyone at Petticoat Lane and race-courses around the country, was: “I Gotta Horse, I Gotta Horse’. ...
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Be My Valentine: Vintage Snapshots Of Love On The Cards

Be My Valentine: Vintage Snapshots Of Love On The Cards

‘Really the post is about the heart motif in photos as much as it is about Valentine’s Day,’ writes Robert E. Jackson. The message on these pictures says “I love you”. That’s what hearts mean, don’t they. They say ‘my heart is yours’, and because we feel with our hearts, giving them to another is profound and true. Receiving a heart motif must be good news for any one of us. But you never know. Giving your heart is a gamble. ...
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Buy Prints Curtis Moffat: Bright Young Things;  Experimental Photography and Design, 1923-1935

Curtis Moffat: Bright Young Things; Experimental Photography and Design, 1923-1935

"A gentle, quiet, easy-going man with velvet eyes and enormous charm, Curtis Moffat was the most Europeanised of Americans. He seemed to be only 'at home' in the quietness of his book-filled rooms. But appearances are deceptive; in fact he was the centre of enormous creative activity. " Cecil Beaton ...
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