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At the Dog Races
By Emil Heilborn. Emil Heilborn was a commercial photographer whose clients, the captains of Swedish industry between the two world wars of the 20th-century, hired him to recount that industry’s rapid expansion
From Road People, 1971
Dennis Stock
New York City, c. 1970
Helen Levitt
Potomac bathing beach. Washington, D.C. 1922.
Four girls running in street
New York City, 1940
Helen Levitt
New York City, 1991
Ferdinando Scianna
A car drives on a misty morning in the hills east of Hollywood, 1930s ©Bettmann
Unidentified Child, Paintsville, Kentucky, 1930, a photo by Lewis W Hine
via icphoto
Ladies in a factory, putting together copies of The Beatles’ ‘Rubber Soul’, 1965.
We go together, Annie. I don’t know why. Maybe like guns and ammunition go together.
Gun Crazy | Quintessential Noir Quote of the Day
The Lake District, 1994
Peter Marlow
The Lake District, 1994
Peter Marlow
Two children jumping rope in front of house.
Kentucky 1972
William Gedney
Man shaving in the kitchen.
Kentucky, 1972
William Gedney
Hills Bros Coffee House. 1882