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Fleur des champs by Elisabeth Sonrel (1874-1953)
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Ernest Chiriaka
Hay Time Henry John Yeend King (1855–1924) Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, mima
Audrey Hepburn makes a call on the set of Sabrina, 1954
[Margrethe Mather]
Edward Weston (American, 1886 - 1958)
1919
Palladium print
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Wuthering Heights (1939)
Personajes Libélulas, 1951, Remedios Varo
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Congoleum Art-Rug ad “Modern Priscilla” magazine August 1923
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Vivien Leigh reading in bed.
The Dream of Fire c.1961
(According to the Arabic version of her story told by Al-Tabari, she was placed in charge of the family flocks and shepherds when she was a young girl and thereby grew used to ruling over men. Al-Tabari also claims that this is when she became adept at riding horses and learned the endurance and stamina she was later known for. It is recorded she would march on foot with her troops long distances, could hunt as well as any man, and could out-drink anyone. The historian Edward Gibbon describes the queen in a passage from his famous work: Zenobia is perhaps the only female whose superior genius broke through the servile via Zenobia)