Gelatin silver prints.
Found in 323 Collections and/or Records:
1er Avril, 1905
Series of 2 April Fool’s Day (“poisson d’avril”) postcards. Two women dressed in 18th-century aristocratic garb, one as a man, one as woman: In one card (untinted), both hold a basket filled with flowers and fish. Divided verso. Stamp and postmark on verso. A doggerel verse printed on the recto of each refers to the pair in the photo as “ces marquis gracieux.”
1er Avril, 1905
Series of two April Fool's Day postcards. A doggerel verse printed on the recto of each refers to the pair in the photo as "ces marquis gracieux".
A travers les coulisses, 1925
Female impersonator as a showgirl in her dress room.
A.A. Bronson, Boris Policeband, 1976
For FILE Magazine's NYC issue.
A.A. Bronson, Holly Woodlawn, 1976
For FILE Magazine's NYC issue.
Abyssinia Expedition, 1926-1927
Aerial exposure glass positive of Cornell University Stadium, 1917-1918
Alraunen duo, 1913
Inscribed.
American Red Cross portfolio, November 1918-April 1919
This portfolio contains photographic prints created by Lewis W. Hine for Lt. Colonel Homer Folks during a survey mission for the American Red Cross. Photographs document refugees, camps, and relief efforts in France, Serbia, and Greece.
Amourette Louis XV, 1905
Set of two postcards with photo narrative of an 18th-century seduction scene. Same images in cards 147-148. Same series depicted in cards 146-150 and 310.