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Françoise Gilot - The Door to Childhood, 1981, oil on canvas, 161.9 x 130.2 cm

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Jeunes filles célibataires déposent une gerbe pour la Sainte-Catherine, Paris, 1957 Moderne. Janine Niépce. Gelatin silver print.

Where Murder Waits by Lou Feck

ESPERANZA SPALDING, JAZZ

Arguably the best posters to appear during Hollywood’s golden era are by Eric Rohman for the Swedish market. This is the first of several posts of them.

Zoot suits, 1943

Prabu Mohan Photography

Designed by William Gardner, and Frederick Maxfield Hoyt for Wilson Marshall.

The Roma camp in Rżąka near Kraków, 1960's - by Adam Bujak (1942), Polish

Sky Ride: Sensational Rocket Ride Suspended in Mid-air. Vintage Chicago World’s Fair poster - 1933.

Marilyn Monroe, Blue Studio, Wicker Chair, 1955. Milton H. Greene. Pigment print

Sunset framed by a sacred gate at Japan - Author: Sweet_Temptation3178

ETTA JAMES, SOUL MUSIC

(via Film Noir Photos: @Home with Diana Rigg)

Paul McCartney taking a moody mirror selfie with his 35mm Pentax camera in London, December 1963. Back in late 1963, the guys in the band bought lightweight 35mm Asahi Pentax cameras so they could document their crazy lives from their own perspective. Paul ended up taking this particular mirror frame in his top-floor attic room at the Asher family home on Wimpole Street, where he was living with his girlfriend, Jane Asher. That room is hallowed ground in pop history—it’s the exact space where Paul woke up a few months later with the melody to "Yesterday" completely formed in his head. You can see him looking straight into the lens here, catching a quiet, reflective moment of youth right before the Fab Four hopped across the Atlantic and changed music forever.

lili hot summer 1924