Shirley Anne Field

English actress Shirley Anne Field, 1961

East-German postcard by

VEB Progress Film-Vertrieb, Berlin

New Braniff

First Day of  Issue - 1932

Portrait of a Young Woman

Young woman seated on a rock, 1880's

Photograph: Yeoman & Co.

(Powerhouse Museum Sydney)

(Hurricane Season Animated)

Pont-Neuf - Paris

Les arbres des quais avec le Pont-Neuf

(Dock trees with New Bridge)

Photograph: Brassaï - 1945

One of the mascarons of the Pont-Neuf in Paris

(on the northernest bridge pier)

Photograph: Tangopaso - 2011

Larry Burrows

LIFE photographer Larry Burrows (attaching cameras

to helicopter Yankee Papa 13) Vietnam, March 31, 1965

Unidentified Photographer

Ammunition airlift during

the relief of Khe Sanh, Vietnam, April 1968

Photograph: Larry Burrows

Smoke Shop

Varick Street, New York, 1984

Photograph: Wayne Sorce

(theGuardian)

(Apollo 17 at Shorty Crater)

Herbert Huncke & Friends

Herbert Huncke at Burroughs' farm

New Waverly, Texas, June 1947

Photo: Allen Ginsberg Estate

Peter Orlovsky, Gregory Corso and Herbert Huncke,

during a photo shoot by Timothy Greenfield Sanders

for New York Magazine, September 29, 1995.

Photo: Allen Ginsberg Estate

(The Allen Ginsberg Project)

Japanese Actress

Japanese Actress, 1914

Postmarked Taisho 3

French Barque ‘Vincennes'

Three-masted French barque ‘Vincennes’ aground on

Sydney’s Manly Beach, on the night of 24 May, 1906.

Half plate glass negative

Photo: Charles H. Kerry & Co.

(Powerhouse Museum)

Antonin Artaud

Antonin Artaud, 1926

Theatre director, poet, actor, and playwright

Photo: Agence de presse Meurisse

Gaston Ferdiere and Antonin Artaud

at the psychiatric hospital in Rodez, 1946

(The ‘Madness’ of Antonin Artaud)

AC/DC

Singer Brian Johnson performing next to guitarists Malcolm Young and Angus Young of Australian legendary hard rock band AC/DC at the Palais Omnisport of Paris Bercy, on September 15, 1984 in Paris. - AC/DC guitarist and cofounder Malcolm Young has died aged 64, the band announced on November 18, 2017.  Photo: Jean-Claude Coutausse - AFP.

Sydney

Sydney, New South Wales, 1880's

Photograph: Charles Bayliss

Albumen silver print

Carlton Cinema

Carlton Cinema, Upton Park, London

Originally published in 1929

Ferdinand Schmutzer

Austrian engraver and photographer

Ferdinand Schmutzer in his studio in Vienna

Self-portrait, ca.1910

Future Nightmares

The Nightmare of Future Wars

Workers of the World Unite!

Soviet School - 1920's

Lithograph on paper

Travellers’ Children

Two girls, 1987

'Travellers’ Children, London Fields'

Photographer: Colin O’Brien

Hastings Folk

Hastings folk, New York State, 1909

'Ready for the Hudson-Fulton Celebration'

Photograph: Walter Studios

Opium Jones

William S. Burroughs as ‘Opium Jones’

Photograph: Robert Frank - 1960's

Caravaggio

Supper at Emmaus, 1601

by Caravaggio

Oil on canvas

Navy Sailors

Somewhere in the Pacific, ca.1945 - Navy sailors at paint shop.

4x5 inch negative from the archives of Lt. Joseph Zinni,

U.S. Army Signal Corps.

(Shorpy)

Sea Life

Pink anemonefish (Amphiprion perideraion) 16 June, 2005

Manta Ray Bay, Yap, in the Federated States of Micronesia

Photograph: Betty Wills

Coral cup (Balanophyllia elegans)

Carmel Bay, USA, 28 May, 2009

Photograph: Steve Lonhart

Paris 1912

La Gare Saint-lazare, Paris

Postcard 1912

Hedy Lamarr

Film actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr, 1938

Photo: Clarence Sinclair Bull

(MGM)

19th Century Clowns

Two clowns, ca.1870

Unidentified Photographer

Interns

Interns having lunch - Wall street, New York

Photograph: Joel Sternfeld - 1987

Atlantic City

Beach & Steel Pier, n/d

Atlantic City, N. J.

Portrait with Pearls

A Woman with Pearl Necklace and Earrings

Photograph: Diane Arbus - N.Y.C. 1967

Gelatin silver print

National Socialist

National Socialist, Head of Department of Culture

Photograph: August Sander - ca.1938

Gelatin silver print on paper

Sander's 'Face of our Time' was published in 1929. It contains a selection of 60 portraits from his series People of the 20th Century, and is introduced by an essay by Alfred Döblin titled "On Faces, Pictures, and their Truth." Under the Nazi regime, his work and personal life were greatly constrained. His son Erich, who was a member of the left wing Socialist Workers' Party (SAP), was arrested in 1934 and sentenced to 10 years in prison, where he died in 1944, shortly before the end of his sentence. Sander's book Face of our Time was seized in 1936 and the photographic plates destroyed. Around 1942, during World War II, he left Cologne and moved to a rural area, allowing him to save most of his negatives. His studio was destroyed in a 1944 bombing raid. Thirty thousand of Sander's roughly forty-thousand negatives survived the war, only to perish in an accidental fire in Cologne in 1946. Sander practically ceased to work as a photographer after World War II. He died in Cologne in 1964.  (Wikipedia)

Jessica

"Sometimes life throws you in all sorts of directions. The most important part about life is to remember you are exactly where you need to be."

Jessica Milford, New Hampshire.

Photo: Barbara Peacock

Posted 12 September, 2017. (theGuardian)

Couple with Child

Couple with child, Brisbane, Australia

Photo: Tosca Studio - ca.1898

(Cabinet Photograph)