“Erich Andres. Le Champ de Mars et la Tour Eiffel 1955. Paris”
Dan Sorki
Black and white vintage photos
Discover a collection of captivating black and white vintage photos that will transport you to a bygone era. Explore stunning images that capture the timeless beauty and nostalgia of the past.
Vintage Photographs of People Reading Newspapers Before the Invention of That Grossly Antisocial Device: The Smartphone
Weâve all heard our parents say it; âLook up from your phone every once in a whileâ, âHey, talk to me donât textâ, âwhy are you being so ant...
Elaine Cusens
Marlena SweetHell
Your weirdness will make you stronger. Your dark side will keep you whole. Your vulnerability will connect you to the rest of our suffering world. Your
Avery
Often our knowledge and perceptions of the past are challenged, especially as rare photos finally reach the surface. We discover new things about political figures, icons of popular culture, and even gain insights into old practices and important historical events… Pictured here is Walt Disney when he unveiled his plans for Disneyland on national television, October 27, 1954.
Abir Zonino
View this item and discover similar for sale at 1stDibs - What makes Henri Cartier-Bresson’s vast body of work so universally impressive is that he was seemingly present at every significant event and in the intimate
Designlab Experience
Times change. Nothing remains the same forever. But as you can see from these heartwarming pictures compiled by Bored Panda, one thing doesn't change no matter how much time passes, and that's love.
Kunstplaza.de
These are what New York City looked like over 100 years ago. Atlantic Avenue Subway Brooklyn Bronx Zoo Entrance Brooklyn Navy Yard Dry Dock #4 City Investing Building Columbus Circle 11th Avenue Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn Grand Central Entrances Grand Central Subway Ramp Lower Manhattan from Coentes Slip Metropolitain Life Building Metropolitan Life Building at Night Old Penn Station Concourse Old Penn Station Interior Old Penn Station Polo Grounds former home of the Yankees & Giants…
Vintage Everyday
His boyish grin, piercing stare and captivating on-screen performances earned Marlon Brando the status of international cinema star. After playing Stanley Kowalski in "A Streetcar Named Desire", he was regarded as one of the signature actors of his time, influencing other titans of cinema, from James Dean, to Paul Newman and Steve McQueen. To mark the actor's birthday, we're opening up the archives and taking a look at some vintage photographs.
Celia C
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