Miguel Covarrubias, Bather Holding Up Her Kemban
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Miguel Covarrubias, Bather Holding Up Her Kemban
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Motai Takeshi, èç°äșæŠ (1908-1956), from Talking Donkey, 1948
Beautiful IRAN before The Dark Revolution #406964
Ten Little Indians (1974) #c79067
Carry On Behind (1975) #cad6de
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Image result for Henri Manguin #b69b7a
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A Voyage to the Island of the Articoles - 50 Watts #b3b5a9
This plant on fol. 42r of LJS 419 is not the Oddish we need nor the one we deserve right now, and I for one am terrified. Those hollow eyes are the stuff of nightmares! This herbal seems to have a penchant for that.
Manuscript description and digital images can be found here at OPenn, and you can download an ebook version here.
Spring is in the air. Illustration detail from Bonjour la France, 1941, by Emmanuel Cocard via Agence Eureka
Dersu Uzala | FilmGrab #86899c
Thunderbolt & Lightfoot | FilmGrab #716c59
âThe King of Fashion,â Paul Poiret, was born on April 20th, 1879 in Paris, France. His innovative designs and business approach in the early 20th century effectively liberated womenâs fashion from reliance on the corset and ushered in the modern fashion industry. Read more about him in this post on our blog from a couple years ago. These images are from Les Choses de Paul Poiret (1911), a follow up to Les Robes de Paul Poiret (1908).
Fashion magazine Gazette du Bon Ton has beaucoup Poiret, too.Â
We also gave him the GIFÂ treatment a couple months ago.
Joyeux anniversaire!