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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Bundle Up in Hat and Gloves
Let’s face it–it’s cold out there… But you can still stay fashionable in a debonair hat. Lisette Model, Pedestrian, New York, ca. 1945 (31.1993) Even silent-film star Gloria Swanson knows how to keep warm in the New York City cold. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ellen Binder, Gloria Swanson, John B. Trevor, Lisette Model, Louis Lanzano
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“Ice is water frozen into the solid state”
Soichi Kiyooka, Nikko, Tochigi, March 1974 (14.1994) Charles Pratt, Roxbury, 1965 (16.1996) Paul Caponigro, Ice No. One, Newton Mass., 1960 (66.2001.6) Aleksandras Macijauskas, Beginning, 1984 (1144.1986)
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Tagged Aleksandras Macijauskas, Charles Pratt, ice, Paul Caponigro, Soichi Kiyooka
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Using Central Park
Over the years Central Park has been used for many purposes: Bruce Davidson, Central Park, New York City, 1960 (2011.2005) Ernst Haas, Who has the floor? (Central Park), 1972 (79.1976) Tod Papageorge, Alice in Wonderland, 1978 (886.2000) W. Eugene Smith, Central … Continue reading
The King’s Speech
Today we celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As a Baptist minister, King found the strength of words and his ability to captivate, motivate, and enlighten his audiences. Whether in the speeches he delivered . . . Dan Weiner, … Continue reading
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Tagged Benedict J. Fernandez, Dan Weiner, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Chim’s Picasso at ICP
Chim, [Picasso in front of Guernica in his studio, Paris], May 1937 (2012.122.13) We Went Back: Photographs of Europe by Chim, 1933-1956, curated by Cynthia Young, opened today at the International Center of Photography. The show includes over 140 photographs, mostly … Continue reading
Phone Booth Stuffing!
Joe Munroe, [Twenty-two students cramming into a telephone booth to try and establish a stacking record, St. Mary's College, Moraga, California], 1959 (1241.2005) Phone booth stuffing, or the act of cramming as many people as possible into a phone booth, began … Continue reading
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Tagged Joe Munroe, Life Magazine, St. Mary's College, telephone booth, world's record
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Nora Holt
Unidentified Photographer, [Nora Douglas Holt], ca. 1930 (1544.1990) During the roaring 1920s, Nora Holt was a scandalous socialite and party girl, as exemplified by her five marriages and countless lovers. She once walked down the aisle with a black eye … Continue reading
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Tagged Cowin Collection, Nora Holt, postcard, unidentified photographer
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Postmortem Photography
Unidentified Photographer, [Postmortem Unidentified Woman], ca. 1865 (2008.81.72) Unidentified Photographer, [Postmortem Unidentified Triplets], ca. 1875 (2008.81.51) Unidentified Photographer, [Postmortem Unidentified Girl], ca. 1940 (879.1990) Bill Wood, [Postmortem child], 1950s (printed 2008) (2010.14.28) Bill Wood, [Postmortem woman], 1950s (printed 2008) (2010.14.154) … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Wood, postmortem, tintype, unidentified photographer
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Parachutes and Pessimists
Martin Munkacsi, [Student pilots with parachutes, Schleissieim flying school, near Munich], 1928 (2009.6.9) USSR in Construction, August 1935 (2012.13.22) Vu, August 11, 1937 (2011.7.180) Front 7, 1943 (2006.6.4) Robert Capa, [American paratroopers spearheading the Allied invasion of Germany, near Wesel, … Continue reading
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Tagged Front, illustrated periodical, Joseph Stalin, Martin Munkacsi, parachute, Robert Capa, USSR in Construction, Vu
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