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The Witches Flight, 1798 by Francisco Goya

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Ellen Rogers

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John Henry Fuseli : Nightmare, 1802

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by Jeanloup Sieff

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Alchemist’s Hermaphrodite: Plate

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Jean Shrimpton by David Bailey

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After the Ball by Conrad Kiesel

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Charles Laughton from “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame”

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“Modern Times” (Charles Chaplin, 1936)

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Flynn.

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Oscar Wilde, Cimetière du Père-Lachaise, Paris.

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Howard Berman

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Howard Berman

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Rolling Stones cover for ‘Beggars Banquet’ photographed by Michael Joseph, 1968

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Woman with Birdcage, Afghanistan (National Geographic)

“Denied face and form by age-old custom, a woman of Kabul secludes herself in a sleeveless silk chadri; a pair of Old World goldfinches rides home from the market on her head. Reflecting the forces of change at work in the land, Afghan law no longer requires the chadri, whose pleats echo a style of centuries ago.”

—Thomas Abercrombie National Geographic magazine, September 1968

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Jove decadent, Ramon Casas, 1899

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The first photographic portrait of a human being. October or November 1839. A daguerreotype self-portrait by Robert Cornelius, the American son of Dutch immigrants, who worked in Philadelphia.

Fortunately he was also a particularly photogenic lad.