Husband Liberation - Fifth Avenue, NYC, 1974
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Original Kodachrome collection of Susan Fensten.
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Husband Liberation - Fifth Avenue, NYC, 1974
Photographer unknown
Original Kodachrome collection of Susan Fensten.
If your curious to know more.
New York, November 9, 1956: Princess Grace holds on to her hat as she and Prince Rainier arrive at the princess's Firth Avenue apartment this morning. At right is 14 years old Angela Stein of New Canaan, CT, who had been waiting since 7 o'clock this morning in hopes of getting her highness' autograph, but the lass was too stunned on seeing the royal couple in person and couldn't muster the courage to ask for it. This is the former Hollywood screen star and her husband's first visit to the US since their wedding in Monaco last April. Photo by Arthur Sasse.
Ballroom in Mrs. William Backhouse Astor Jr. and John Jacob Astor IV house, 1895, at Fifth Avenue and 65th Street.
Lily Maymac 🌸🍒💋🌸 See you later New York 👋🏼 flying back to Sydney today 🛫
Shithole’s Last Act!
Shithole (Aka tRUMP) has worn his vileness like a snakeskin tuxedo ever since he first stepped onto the public stage, where, in 1980, he demolished the gracious Art Deco Bonwit Teller building on Fifth Avenue to make way for his clichéd black glass Trump Tower, and in the process instructed his illegal immigrant workers to jackhammer the decorative friezes he had promised to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
His last act on the public stage, four decades later, has left the Capitol smashed, looted, and smeared with blood and feces.
Kate Kretz, “Lie Hole IV” (2017),
Colored pencil on black Rives, BFK paper, 10 x 8 inches, from the “Lie Hole” series (image courtesy the artist). / Hyperallergic
Clark mansion at 962 Fifth Avenue & East 77th Street, New York
"Clark's Folly", 962 Fifth Avenue on the northeast corner of its intersection with East 77th Street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan
Lovell Birge Harrison - Fifth Avenue at Twilight, 1910