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Alice in Wonderland dir. Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske, Wilfred Jackson | 1951
Rene Gruau for Christian Dior, 1960
Les parfums de Christian Dior - Miss Dior, Diorama, Diorissimo.
"She demands the things to which she knows she has the right, and will ask for no more until she knows with all sincerity she is worthy of it. When she meets with disappointment she has a tendency towards bitterness rather than remorse, which no doubt, is a throwback from an acute memory of less happy days. She is extremely sensitive to surroundings and instantly conscious of any discord…she is intolerant of people's weaknesses. Jealousy is not in her make-up, but she resents those who have become successful without serving the same trying apprenticeship that she herself experienced." -Douglas Fairbanks Junior
DANCE, FOOLS, DANCE 1931, Joan Crawford
Tchaikovsky's Waltz of the Flowers from FANTASIA (1940)
All About Eve 1950, dir. Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Paris When It Sizzles 1964, dir. Richard Quine
FANTASIA: The Pastoral Symphony 1940 | Ford Beebe Jr., Jim Handley, Hamilton Luske
UNION PACIFIC (1939) dir. Cecil B. DeMille
New York. 1972
Photo: Ernest Cole
— Nitya Prakash
life is all about movement, and when you stop moving, you’re dead! that’s my big philosophy–it’s all about motion. life can change in the blinking of an eye, so you just have to appreciate every minute and keep going.
HEATHERS 1988 | dir. Michael Lehmann
Lou Donaldson - Pretty Things (1971)
Francine Van Hove
Boston, Massachusetts, 1973. Photographed by Nick Dewolf.