newyorker:

In this week’s issue, we published “Exorcism,” a long-lost play by Eugene O’Neill. Nickolas Muray, who took the portrait of O’Neill that accompanies the play, was, among other things, Frida Kahlo’s lover, a competitor on the U.S. Olympic fencing team, and a photographer known for shots full of life, joy, and color. See a selection here: http://nyr.kr/pKXHB5

All photographs courtesy of George Eastman House, International Museum of Photography and Film © Nickolas Muray Photo Archives.

ALL OF THIS.

mistermichaeljason:

Miles Aldridge

Lost Weekend

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Stephen Shore

dreammeup:

Alec Soth

“Cadillac Motel” (2005)

from “NIAGARA”

flavorpill:

Rare Color Photos of Circus Showgirls of the ’40s and ’50s

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chagalov:

Vladimir Nabokov inspecting a butterfly, Harvard (Museum of Comparative Zoology), Nov. 1946 -by Constantin Joffe

[Great to read: The Atlantic Online, April 2000 and some update: The New York Times, Jan. 25, 2011]

entregulistanybostan:

Vladimir Nabokov inspects a tiny Butterly
Via Tom Sutpen  [Corbis]

thedailyfeed:

Gorgeous outtakes from Zach Baron’s trek through the desert in pursuit of Hunter S. Thompson’s ghost. Forty years after “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas,” Baron spent one ill-advised, life-threatening week chasing Thompson’s footsteps through crazy desert car races, a dying local economy and a massive, menacing hacker convention called DEFCON.

Photos by Nikola Tamindzic

homeofthevain:

Nikola Tamindzic, Outtakes from Fear and Self-Loathing in Las Vegas

Read parts 1 & 2 of Fear and Self-Loathing in Las Vegas. More of my work.

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ryanpfluger: holiday inn, 2007