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Le Monocle - a popular Parisian lesbian bar in the 1920s-30s.
Yesterday in Sydney was one hell of a party - we were in Prince Alfred Park for the results of the marriage equality survey, and then it was all just a great big celebration until we finally ended up with thousands of others in Taylor Square, crying, hugging, dancing. In honour of what was a wonderful day, here are some articles on queer culture in the 1920s-30s: Le Monocle Queer Paris - a blog from The Jazz Age Club
Edward Burtynsky
King of Jazz, 1930, John Murray Anderson
Tomorrow: Movies at the museum, for families with kids ages 4+.
[Whistle for Willie. 1965. USA. Directed by Mal Wittman]
Winona Ryder photographed by Wayne Maser, Vogue November 1992
Sven X/et Erixson 1899-1970 Interior
Château de Chambord. France
Bi women at Pride in NYC, 1985 (source)
The Princess and the Swineherd illustrated by Heinrich Lefler
Poppy Okotcha backstage Marques Almeida AW15
Lace design by Margarete Naumann, ca. 1919
Ian Davis (American, b. 1973), History of Nature, 2016. Acrylic on linen, 127 x 144 cm.
