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Taken by the photographer Aug.[ustus] Wahlström in Falun. No information on who these two young ladies were.
They are presented as the active young women of their day, elegantly dressed in white with white gloves and small straw hats. But the clothes are blouses and skirts which required much less corsetery to be worn, and didn't restrict movement as much as the high fashion of the day did, the hats though elegant are small straw hats made for movement outdoors, not just sitting still. And the black umbrellas means you can go out even in bad weather. (Not sure I would recommend muddy walks in those white clothes, but....) All in all, a testament to the youth culture of the day, the late 1890s, when going outside became really popular.
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Women in Delhi.
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Two women wash clothes and gossip on the ghats of the River Narmada in Maheshwar , a small town in the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India.A timeless vignette of life in India.
A shot taken long distance from a moving boat.Hence not as sharp as I would have liked it.
Family commitments are keeping me busy and I will not be very regular here for the next one month my friends.I will try and look in whenever I can but I may not be very prompt with my comments.I will be back on a regular basis sometime in July.Take care, stay safe.
Bassins de Lumières à l’ancienne base sous-marine de Bordeaux: les artistes Gianfranco Iannuzzi, Renato Gatto et Massimiliano Siccardi présentent leur création "Gustav Klimt, d’or et de couleurs" réalisée à partir d’oeuvres de la figure incontournable de la peinture symbolique viennoise. L’exposition numérique présente les oeuvres qui ont fait la singularité et le succès de Klimt : sa période dorée, ses portraits et ses paysages.
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Women of Steel is a bronze sculpture that commemorates the women of Sheffield who worked in the city's steel industry during the First World War and Second World War. A work of the sculptor Martin Jennings, it was unveiled in June 2016.
This is a shot of Lynn Smith, assistant director for the production of MY THREE ANGELS that we did at the Firehouse (Denton Community) Theater in 1978. I worked as stage manager on this production, and you can find a number of my backstage production shots on this web site. This was shot existing light on Trix-Pan (400ASA) film. Taken is very low light, the negatives were thin, and the prints somewhat light, but it worked. The brownish stain on the photo is my fault. I was doing my own darkroom, and in the film technology, one had to put the film and then the paper through a developer, a stop bath, and a fixer. Evidently, I didn't wash this print thoroughly enough, and the fixer stained and damaged it. If any of my fans out there are still using film and doing their own dark room, be ye warned: WASH THOSE FILMS AND PRINTS! Note: MY THREE ANGELS was performed on Broadway and on television, and it was the basis of the film WE'RE NO ANGLES with Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray, and Peter Ustinov. You can find out more about this production, as well as the history of the theater in Donna L. Clevinger's book. If memory serves, Lynn took over the main role in AUNTIE MAME, when the lead actress quit. She pulled it off. John Lee--a friend from MY THREE ANGELS--was playing the butler, and he jinxed the drink mixer to see what Lynn would do during the scene--in front of a live audience. Without missing a beat, she told him to take it to the kitchen and get something else.
Informal portrait of two indigenous Malaysian women in Sarawak, East Malaysia
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This woman carryies okra from her fields near Tamale, Ghana. Okra is often harvested by women to supplement their incomes (USAID/Elisa Walton).
Two women walk by a poster of Jan Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring near the Gare du Nord/Noordstation in Brussels.
this is the first time i ever saw my mom and grandmother together.
my parents escaped the country 14 years previous . . .
i was 12 here, mom 33 and her mom 75
we both saw her only one more time again . . . even though she lived into her 90's
damn wars
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Set of four postcards designed by me!
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