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1955 Mercury D-528 concept
Mick Karn at a Warhol exhibition in Tokyo, Japan. By Steve Jansen
David Bowie by Mario Testino R.I.P.
Bauhaus
David Sylvian at the Kensington Hotel, London 1981. By Steve Jansen
Les sentiments
1962 Lincoln Continental convertible at a car show at a local church in the Chicago area.
I don’t remember where I’ve heard it before but I can imagine it being true that a four door convertible’s handling can be compared to a wet cardboard box on wheels. The structural rigidity of a roof helps the handling of two-door cars, but a four-door car can become a lumbering mass on wheels without a roof. But not all cars need to be sports cars to be impressive or likable. When seeing the fourth generation Continental in person, it’s hard to deny its style and grace. I was stunned by how it looked. Its seemingly endless sharp, straight lines complemented by chrome accents and topped off with a carefully designed grille work together with the 4 oppositely opening doors and canvas top to create a car that brings elegance to a uniquely American style. In the case of the Continental, the word “glamour” comes to mind.
The Cure in 1985 (found on fb, The Cure PL)
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Bauhaus - She’s in Parties
By Simone Simonelli
1910, Nebraska.
Frida Kahlo.