Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

[Chiara2003]

Merveilleux quelle chance j’en rêve Bon voyage et remplis votre tête de merveilleux souvenirs

Oui……merci beaucoup!?

 

[Erja]

A-10'Warthog, beauty because of its huglyness.

 

[Erja]

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A-10'Warthog, beauty because of its huglyness.View attachment 426613

Those boys sound like someone kicked a trash can down four flights of stairs when they head up....
But DAYUMMMMM....WARTS hit HARD.

 

[Chiara2003]

 

[Spika5]

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Boss

 

[Chiara2003]

Ouch !

 

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fascinating

 

[Blanka]

By gadfrey!, I lost track of a piece I promised a very special Person, one who appreciates fine things. Another bit of the natural world as interpreted by Rene Lalique.
An Ornamental Hair Comb, of Horn, which is quite moldable when heated, and a diamond-awned stalk of grain....This is what its all about, children. Now and forever, Beauty needs no excuse. It simply IS.View attachment 426393

very beauty

 

[Chiara2003]

weeeee?

 

[saddlebum66]

Lucille Ball about 1938

 

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And her Sidekick of many TV Seasons, Vivian Vance, about 1930

 

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Roxie Roker, Stage and Screen star, and Zoe Kravitz' Grandma

 

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Actress and singer out of the 40s and 50s, This is Frances Burnett.

 

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Betty Hutton around 1935

 

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A Ziegfeld Girl from about 1925, Peggy Shannon

 

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And another of the Ziegfeld Class of 1925, Hazel Forbes

 

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Miranda Brown, Poster child for the age of the Flapper....Note the lamp and table....about 1920

 

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The Age of Deco was the decades between the Wars....The Chrysler Building in NYC, epitomized the early Style of Skyscraper, while uptown a few years later, the Empire State showed off the elements of the Late Deco style.

 

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Edward Hopper didnt just paint the ubiquitous Corner Diner that's been brutalized by every broken dreamer extant....This is "Hotel Room" an oil from 1931

 

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You might not realize that the Classic "Cowboy Killer" was originally marketed to women....the fancy butts were intended to keep the taste of nicotine off Mam'selle's lips .....and note the Store Names at the bottom of the copy.

 

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Jeanne Lanvin was a Chanel Rival. An obviously competetive talent with this 1939 "Cyclone" Dress.

 

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The Bikini took the US by drizzle, ten years AFTER it was a standard beach sight in most of the World....

 

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And an entrrprising youngster could find Excitement in the most mundane things for a quarter.....About 1960

 

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A 'Tsar' Pattern of Cordial glasses from Baccarat.

 

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A glass, Plie a Jour, Diamond and Gold Lalique Pendant about 1905

 

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Hair Ornament, from Lalique, of course...Gold and bronze, with Cabochons of, at a guess, moonstone...1897-98

 

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Lalique Stickpin, Gold, about 1900