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A War Hero’s Avant-Garde Mannequins from 1920s Paris

Noted for her work in World War 2, Therese Bonney also worked in Paris as a mannequin photographer ...

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‘I shall die very young…maybe 70, maybe 80, maybe 90’ – Pictures of Jeanne Moreau

As long as you don't make waves, ripples, life seems easy. But that's condemning yourself to impotence and death before you are dead. ...

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Images From A 1898 Book Of Felix Vallotton’s Beautifully Stark Woodcuts

Felix Vallotton's deceptively simple woodcuts hint at forbidden love and burning social injustice ...

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The Bubble Palace: A Tour of Pierre Cardin’s Futuristic Home, Palais Bulles

A looks around Pierre Cardin's home of interconnected terracotta igloos ...

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War to Couture: The Serious Fashion Spreads of D-Day Photographer Tony Vaccaro

'I came out with a towel around me looking for the mail and there was ...

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My Brilliant Grandpa’s Photographs – The Jack Sharp Collection (1950-1970)

Thanks to Dylan Sharp we get to know Jack Sharp (1928-1992), his grandfather. Jack ...

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When Paris Burned: Dramatic Photographs of the 1968 Paris Uprisings

“I’ve never seen such violence in a western capital as I saw in Paris that month” - Bruno Barbey ...

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Guilty! Orson Welles’ Film of Franz Kafka’s ‘The Trial’

As Welles told Peter Bogdanovich he was attracted to Kafka's novel as he "had recurring nightmares of guilt" and of being put on trial throughout his life: ...

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Flu Masks From 1918-1919

In 1918, influenza, the so-called Spanish Flu, or 91918H1N1, to give its proper name, claimed the lives of more than 50 million people in just 15 months. Masks were part of the drive to beat it ...

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Gustave Gain’s Color Autochromes Bring The Past To Life

In the early 20th Century, French photographer Gustave Gain (1876-1945) took pictures of his ...

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The Photo Series ‘Gypsies’ Documents the Lives of European Roma People in the Late 1960s and 70s

by the time photographer Josef Koudelka began photographing Roma communities across Europe in the late 1960s and 70s, “an ambitious drive to assimilate all Roma people into society had already begun, ...

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Photos of the Rough and Tumble Tour de France Throughout the Years

The first tours were more like what is now called adventure or endurance racing than the smooth, calculated road races we're used to seeing on TV ...

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