Las alumnas de madame Olga , José Ramón Larraz , 1981
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Las alumnas de madame Olga , José Ramón Larraz , 1981
“The wide-open windows of the bedroom, the green branches peeping in, the morning freshness, the scent of the poplars, lilac, and roses, the bed, a chair, and on it the skirts that had rustled the day before, the little slippers, the little watch on the table — all this he pictured to himself clearly and distinctly, but the features of the face, the sweet sleepy smile, just what was characteristic and important, slipped through his imagination like quicksilver through the fingers…”
The Kiss, Anton Chekhov
Romance Sentimentale (Sergei Eisenstein & Grigori Aleksandrov, 1930)
“You had all the gentleness of flowers in your heart, in your hair, in your gaze.”
— Nikos Engonopoulos, from “Bolívar, a Greek Poem,” wr. c. June 1943
Ritual In Transfigured Time (Maya Deren, 1946)
Kahimi Karie// David Hamilton
The Wayward Girl (Ung Flukt, Edith Carlmar, 1959)
Laura Antonelli on the set of The Innocent (1976). Photographed by Marisa Rastellini.
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Capucine in Le Fate, 1966
Mariko Kaga In “Silence Has No Wings’ by Kazuo Kuroki 1966
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