Woman with lily c. 1903 by Eva Watson-Schütze [more]
also from George Eastman House
Woman seated, holding daguerreotype, c. 1850
from George Eastman House
sfmoma:Eadweard J. Muybridge, pioneer of motion photography and Google Doodle recipient, was so unique that he couldn’t stick with his given name, Edward. And that was long before the days of Metta World Peace (Ron Artest) and Lady Gaga (Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta).
The English photographer was an original whose stunning accomplishments were dimmed — at least for a time — by sordid, bloody happenings in his personal life…
Read more on latimes.com
Edward Weston, Portrait of a Woman, 1916
currently on sale @ Phillips de Pury & Company
from la lettre
La Sylphe (the Dancer Suffrage)
Gertrude Hubbell, Ruth Peters and Mildred Grimwood, hiking their skirts at the shoreline of the beach in Averne, Queens, New York, NY
photo by Wallace G. Levison, September 8, 1897
Photoengraving from Camera Work by Edward Steichen
“Alas, that spring should vanish with the rose” by Mrs. G.A.Barton
plate XXVIII from Photograms of the year 1914
Illustrations by H. L. Stephens for Death and Burial of Poor Cock Robin, circa 1865
many thanks to 50 Watts
Paris, 20 November 1903: the ghostly form of an airship floats past an equally ghostly Eiffel Tower, before a very solid crowd of completely entranced spectators. It is Le Jaune, ‘The Yellow’, the first of the successful Lebaudy series of French semi-rigid airships.
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