Jean Marais and Jean Cocteau on the Beach in Pramousquier, France, 1938
Jean Marais and Jean Cocteau at the Venice Film Festival, 1947

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Jean Marais and Jean Cocteau on the Beach in Pramousquier, France, 1938
Jean Marais and Jean Cocteau at the Venice Film Festival, 1947
View of Concarneau, Brittany region of France
French vintage postcard
Mark Morrisroe (1959- 1989)
Ahmad Nasha'at Al Zuaby (Syrian, b.1939). “The Bathers”, 1964. Barjeel Art Foundation, Syria. oil on canvas
Ahmad Nasha'at Al Zuaby (Syrian, b.1939). “The Bathers”, 1964. Barjeel Art Foundation, Syria. oil on canvas
L'île des Morts, digital painting by Maéna Paillet
EDWARD STEICHEN -The artist Paul-Albert Bartholomé 1903
Aaron Copland, November 14, 1900 – December 2, 1990.
1955 photo by Gordon Parks.
Peter Jecza in his first studio, 1965, Timişoara
Untitled, Photo by N. M. W. Mansill, c. 1956
Sleeping boy Budapest, Photo by André Kertész, 1912
Greek painter Yannis Tsarouchis ® in London with Andreas Nomikos, 1951
Kabuki theatre. Photographer Hiroshi Watanabe,
Unboxing The Statue of Liberty, 1885.
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Photo by John Bulmer, 1960
Tout avait la couleur uniforme du givre, ce 21 février 1944, quand vous membres du groupe Manouchian êtes tombés murmurant "bonheur à tous bonheur à ceux qui vont survivre". 23 étrangers, nos frères, résistants, morts d’avoir combattu la barbarie nazie, pour la France.