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@digitalflashbacks
These were the “swimmobiles,” pools attached to a truck which could be parked on a street all day and conveniently towed away at night. Swimmobiles started in the 1960s and became very popular.
#swimmobiles#history#1960s#swimming pool
Elementary school modern dance 1942
(via Sporting Canadians: 150 Years of Sports Fashion - Black Creek Pioneer Village)
Bradford, Yorkshire, 1902. (x)
A century of same sex couples: Artist Steven Beckly reclaims old photographs of same-sex couples, constructing a contemporary album “through the queering of past identities, relationships, and histories.” http://bit.ly/21qSZdC
More about photographer-artist William Klein on Global Art Junkie, here.
Salvador Dali walking his anteater in Paris like a boss. via @VeryOldPics
Star imagery in early films.
Ali Baba et les quarante voleurs (FR 1902, Ferdinand Zecca); Visions d’art 3. La Fée aux étoiles (FR 1902, Pathé Frères); La Vie et la passion de Jésus Christ (FR 1903, Ferdinand Zecca); Le danse du diable | Weird Fancies (FR 1904, Gaston Velle); Le Papillon fantastique (FR 1909, George Méliès); La Poule aux Oeufs d’Or (FR 1905, Gaston Velle).
https://digitalflashbacks.wordpress.com/2015/10/30/vintage-halloween/
Reference to the 19th-century fashion from Poland, c. 1860s-1880s. Fragments of the portraits taken by Jan Mieczkowski (1830-1889) in his aterier in Warsaw:
Maria Piotruszewska, 1870s [source]
Lewita Rubenstein, 1870 [source]
Maria Stefania Oliwińska, c. 1867 [source]
Mrs Kozakiewicz, c. 1877 [source]
Maria Kwiecińska, 1869 [source]
Józefa Neuville, c. 1871 [source]
Romana Popiel, 1876 [source]
Young woman with a book, 1887 [source]
Józefa Rutkowska, c. 1865 [source]
Unidentified woman, c. 1887 [source]
A fun day on the Apple River isn’t complete without a floating inner tube table for a game of bridge and a few bottles of beer, 1941. (Alfred Eisenstaedt—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images) #howisummer
Head collector…
https://digitalflashbacks.wordpress.com/2015/02/22/4/
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