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Masahisa Fukase. Seikan Ferryboat, 1976.
Mark Cohen, Girls Hiding from Camera, 1972
Unknown, Sioux, North American Native American Witches Playing with Their Baby c. 1890 Ink, colored pencil and paper 14.61 cm x 22.86 cm The Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit, Michigan, USA
Graciela Iturbide
San Cristobal, New Mexico. Laura Gilpin (1891-1979)
Self-portrait on the Pawnee grassland, Colorado, Photo by Robert Adams, 1983
Wife and Children of Sharecropper, Washington County, Arkansas, Photo by Arthur Rothstein, 1935
1930 A Swedish girl and her teddy bear visit a Rune stone. It states "Sibbe and Tjarve had the stone raised in memory of Torkel, their father". From Awesome Attic, FB.
Scanned from the book Les tenues des Touaregs; Fonds documentaire de Michel Vallet; 2019; Catherine Vaudour
Shōji Ōtake. Overflowing Poetry (photo book), 1993.
Pioneering composer Eliane Radigue in her studio in Paris, 1971
I Always Smiled Darkly When I Saw The Thieves Attack The Palace
Hieroglyphic inscriptions, Temple of Kom Ombo
Edward Weston. Untitled [two young women posed in traditional Mexican dress], 1926.
Barry McKinley - Vogue Italia (Oct. 1982)
Shepherdess with goats, Valais, Switzerland, ca. 1920 - by Antoine Mazel (1864 - 1943), Swiss
Hans Bellmer (German, 1902-1975), Poupée désarticulée [Dislocated doll], 1954. White gouache on black paper, 50 x 50 cm.