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  • Summer of 1893

    Summer of 1893

    In the summer of 1893, 33 year old Anton Pavlovich Chekhov wrote in his diary: “No money, as always” Unfortunately Fortunately, an inability to help Chekhov shouldn’t stop you helping me … try it. I promise, I’ll work less and create more. While you are thinking about how much you are…

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  • Future is Here

    Future is Here

    “In the near future”. Postcard 1917 History of Humanity.

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  • Mediocrity

    Mediocrity

    Mediocrity … “Only talented people fret about mediocrity.”

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  • Knickers

    Knickers

    Illustrations for a children’s book. Kiev, Russia, 1968.

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  • Girl Had Gone Crazy

    Girl Had Gone Crazy

    Gertrude Stanton Käsebier (1852–1934): The Most Influential Female Photographer of the 20th Century. Gertrude took up photography in middle age and was soon praised by the renowned promoter Alfred Stieglitz as “beyond dispute the leading portrait photographer in this country.” Gertrude Käsebier left her husband when she was already 37 years old.…

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  • Mydans Square

    Mydans Square

    Manezhnaya Square from different angles. Photographs by Karl Mydans, 1959. In this work I love colours and I am interested what type of film he used? Any one?

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  • Who Is This?

    Who Is This?

    Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleev – St. Petersburg, Russia 1897

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  • Charging

    Charging

    Charging my electric car. Detroit, 1919

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  • War Horse

    War Horse

    Drink where horse drinks. Horse will never drink stale water.

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  • Erotic

    Erotic

    Indecent (erotic) photograph from Paris 1890s and photo of Joan Blondell, it was banned in the US in 1932 for obscenity.

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  • Christmas in England

    Christmas in England

    Until the early 20th century, at Christmas, there was a custom in Victorian England for women to traditionally kneel and ask their husbands for forgiveness for all the wrongs they had done in the past year.

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