fadedphotographs: WE ARE LOST CHILDREN
April 20, 1950: The Woolworth Building reflected in a puddle in City Hall Park. The original caption deemed it “an eerie reflection of the skyline.” Photo: Arthur Brower/The New York Times
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Louis Armstrong plays for his wife in front of the Sphinx by the pyramids in Giza, 1961 (via zuppadivetro)
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Anna Karina in Vivre sa vie (1962, dir.Jean-Luc Godard)
“It seems to me that in Paris today, we are all living more or less in a state of prostitution. The increase in prostitution, literally speaking, is partial proof of this statement because it calls into question the body, but one can prostitute oneself just as equally with the mind, the spirit. I think it is a collective phenomenon, and perhaps one which is not altogether new. But what is new is that people find it normal.”
–Jean-Luc Godard (1966)
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Jean-Luc Godard, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Simone de Beauvoir gather to distribute copies of the Maoist newspaper La Cause du Peuple on the street after it is banned by the government (Paris, 1970).
Photographer: Bruno Barbey (via)
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fadedphotographs: Crepuscular walk in Via Nazionale
fadedphotographs: Aimez dévotement les maîtres qui vous précédèrent.
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Catherine Deneuve, Paris, Esquire, 1976
Photographer: Helmut Newton (via maliciousglamour)
Albert Camus né le 7 novembre 1913 à Mondovi.
Bon anniversaire Monsieur!
Portrait par Yousuf Karsh (via everyday i show)
