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The Barbarians Arrive: Japanese Depictions of Westerners (1860s)

In the 1850s U.S. Commodore Matthew C. Perry landed his ships in Japan and set about ending ...

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The Vertue of the Coffee Drink: An Advert for London’s First Cafe (1652)

In the 1650s, London welcomed its first cafe serving coffee. The place was St. Michael’s ...

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Belfast 1955: Gorgeous Photographs Of The City Of Ships

In 1955, Bert Hardy recorded life in Belfast, Northern Ireland, a city famous throughout the ...

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The Warriors: Flyin’ Cut Sleeves, 80 Blocks From Tiffany And 1970s New York City Dystopia

"The problem in the past has been the man turning us against one another. We ...

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Electric Punk Art From London’s Roxy Club (1976-1978)

Barry Jones, Andrew Czezowski and Susan Carrington founded the Roxy club in London's Covent Garden as ...

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Underwater Pinups: How Bruce Mozert Seduced Fun-Seekers To Florida’s Silver Springs

When Bruce Mozert gazed into the waters of Silver Springs, Florida, in 1938, he saw ...

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We Can Be Heroes – London’s New Romantics: 1979-1981

London’s club life from hard-edged 1970s punk to the dreamy 1980s New Romantics ...

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Outland: Roger Ballen’s Portraits Of Life On The Edge Of Reincarnation

Roger Ballen's Outland is an archetypal series of images he began work on in 1995. No ...

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Drive-By Shooting: People Cruising The Freeways of Los Angeles (1989-1997)

Andrew Bush takes photographs of people motoring along Los Angeles freeways. To create what he calls Vector Portraits, Bush ...

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Patterns Of Chaos: Artist Makes Stunning Aerial Photos Of Earth

German photographer Stephan Zirwes' aerial photographs are superb. Peering down on natural and manmade settings ...

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30 Vintage Japan Illustrations – 1950s-1970s

“It doesn’t occur to most people that everything is designed — that every building and everything they touch in the world is designed” - Bill Moggridge ...

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Spomenik: Super-Sized Monuments To Eastern Bloc Futurism

The Communists liked concrete. Throughout the 1960s and 70s, they shaped concrete into huge monuments ...

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