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Bruges, Belgium 1864

Antwerp, Belgium 1875/80

Antwerp, Belgium 1880s

Karen Elson, Los Ángeles, 1997 © Peter Lindbergh 

From the late 70s through to the 90s, Nastassja Kinski stood out as one of cinema's most intriguing talents - an actress who brought quiet intensity and emotional honesty to every role. After her breakthrough in Tess (1979), she defined the decade with fearless performances in Cat People (1982) and Paris, Texas (1984). Both on and off screen, Kinski became a style icon - known for her understated elegance, effortless cool, and ability to blend strength with vulnerability. Her work captured the spirit of an era where art, fashion, and art house cinema intertwined.

The Queen of 1990s B movies

Gjon Mili, Nude Descending Staircase, 1949

Michèle Girardon, Paris 1957

Woman, 1960's

Saul Leiter Halloween, New York City c.1952

“Bigest Radio of the World, 1936″.

From My Dinner With Andre (1981), directed by Louis Malle and written by and starring André Gregory and Wallace Shawn as fictionalized versions of themselves.