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Portraits of 19th Century Baseball Players (Boston ca. 1890)

G.E. Gray's terrific studio portraits of baseball stars taken at his Boston studio ...

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Illustrations From The Classic Poems of Childhood (1904)

Brilliant paintings from a book of sentimental Victorian poems about candy, love and a poisonous peach that kills two children ...

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Portraits of Captured Native Americans After The Modoc War

These people were captured by the US Army after The Modoc War ended in 1873. ...

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A Brief History Lesson on Modern Culture as Told Through the Movie Tie-in Novels of John Burke

John Burke was a writer, a very prolific writer, who wrote about 150 novels, most of which were movie or television tie-in books. ...

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‘Narre Tod, Mein Spielgesell’ – Fool Death, My Playmate by Franz Fiedler – c. 1922

A weird and wonderful album of life's dance with sex, love and death ...

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‘I Am A Camera’: Jill Freedman’s Street Photography

“Woody Guthrie had his guitar that said this machine kills fascists. I’d love to do that with a camera” – Jill Freedman ...

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NASA’s Number 1 Space Suits Model

Hubert “Vic” Vykukal was the principal designer and investigator of the AX space suit series. He was also the company's model ...

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My Dad and Our Lexikon 80 Typewriter : The British Olivetti Factory in Glasgow 1957

John J Brady's late father worked at the Olivetti typewriter factory in Glasgow. These photos and John's Lexikon 80 take us back there ...

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Three Colours Beautiful: The Astonishing Early Colour Photography of Bernard F. Eilers

Eilers called his technique foto-chroma. He was the "Magician of Colour" ...

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Mile High Portraits: World War 1 Pilots In The Cockpit – 1917

These great photographs from the San Diego Air and Space Museum show us pilots at an American training field in Texas sometime in 1917. ...

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‘Our Hobby is Depeche Mode’: Watch Jeremy Deller’s & Nicholas Abrahams’ ‘Lost’ Documentary on Depeche Mode Fans

Very few people have seen Jeremy Deller and Nichola Abrahams’ documentary, which to be frank is a goddamn shame. ...

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Before ‘Get Carter’ and ‘Villain’ there was ‘Payroll’

It's not just the storyline that anticipates Get Carter but the use of Newcastle as a backdrop to the action. Newcastle has rarely looked as grim, menacing, gritty, or unforgiving. ...

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