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Kim Novak photographed with film director Billy Wilder at Samuel Goldwyn Studios in Hollywood on the set of 𝑲𝒊𝒔𝒔 𝒎𝒆, 𝑺𝒕𝒖𝒑𝒊𝒅 (1964).
Copenhagen 1880/1900
Leipe, Germany 1920s
As darkness falls, the Coney Island Dreamland Side Show lights up the street, 1927. This photograph shows the exterior of the big attraction.
Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/seeoldnyc.com
'For perfect address!'
Poster advertising pure wool and pure cashmere sportswear by Peter Scott, a Scottish knitwear company (c. 1930).
Billie Dove, actress and Ziegfeld girl
1920s
Lorraine Jackson, Hualapai, models the traditional tribal mourning ceremonial gown and cape. Beautifully beaded, the ensemble is now accepted as everyday dress. Scanned from the magazine Arizona Highways; May 1975
Nürnberg, 1900/20
Arthur Tress. The Ramble, NYC 1969
German Hummel SPG crew loading 15cm rounds into the breech, 1944
Pablo Picasso in his art studio in Paris. 1944
The cast of the popular radio variety show The Roxy Hour broadcasts from the stage at the Capitol Theatre in New York City, 1929. Directed by American showman Samuel "Roxy" Rothafel, the troupe of players known as "Roxy's Gang" enjoyed an audience that averaged five million listeners on NBC's Blue Network.
Janis Herman Dukepoo, Rosebud Sioux-Cheyenne, models a traditional Sioux dress with quill and beadwork. It was made by her mother. Christina, whose father is Hopi, wears her mothers's childhood dress, a Cheyenne heirloom.
Scanned from the magazine Arizona Highways; May 1975
Donna Farrington, Tohono Oʼodham, Arizona, models this two-piece gown with wraparound skirt; a modern adaption of the traditional red cotton gown. Scanned from the magazine Arizona Highways; May 1975
Navajo sisters, 1976. John Running
Dr Leonard Hussey lifting Samson and unnamed dog alongside, Antarctica, ca. 1914 - by Frank Hurley (1885 - 1962), Australian
Buster Keaton in "Back Stage," 1919.