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Pictures of the Cottingley Fairies were taken by two cousins in the village of Cottingley, Yorkshire in 1917. Elsie Wright, 16, and Frances Griffiths, nine, set out to prove the existence of fairies with the hoax.
This post has been updated with new information you can find at the end of the post. With every passing day, the Château de la Mothe-Chandeniers falls further into ruin; another stone becomes dislodged by strangling vines, what remains of the roof sinks a little lower. Nature is winning. (c
One of the most graphic and emotive depictions of shipwrecks, lifesaving and its aftermath produced in the 19th and 20th centuries
We take a lesson in sassiness from Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette on the anniversary of her death
The images were taken by John Topham. The collection shows the then well-known Mrs Mary Smith in 1927 working to wake up dockers in East London so they got to their shifts on time.
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We stumbled upon some truly awe-inspiring Taxidermy at Maison Et Object in Paris. And if we find ourselves with a spare $50k, we’ll be heading for the Masai Gallery. Their stand at the Paris …
La Divina Marchesa exhibition at Palazzo Fortuny, Venice mostra sulla Marchesa Luisa Casati dipinti illustrazioni abiti d'Annunzio
Jacqueline Hassink’s View, Kyoto, is a serene and powerful series of photographs depicting 34 of Kyoto’s Zen Buddhist temples and gardens.
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The Young Illustrator Inks Tattoos onto Photographs and Sculptures Though trained in photography, artist Alana Dee Haynes rarely exhibits pictures she took herself. Rather, the Brooklyn-born illustrator sketches intricate patterns and embellishments onto the surface of photographs from other artists around the world. T
