WORLD IN 20'S

Revenir au début , à la page précédente Novembre 2012 ZIEGFELD GIRLS On the busy city street, a sign indicates a theater of dazzling culture, outspoken diversity, seductive creativity, and unmistakable genius. This significant theater is marked with expression, freedom, and imagination. An elaborate idea, inspired by the Folies Bergere of Paris, is set. A remarkably beautiful design, inspired by the talented minds of many, is absorbed. Energy, enthusiasm, and thrill caress the eager atmosphere, as breathtaking exhilaration and exaggeration laugh in delight. In a sudden, united movement, a group of young girls enter through the back curtain of the stage. These significant beauties and flapper queens relish in scandal and flirtatious behavior. They dance the Charleston until the early morning hours, drink illegal liquor when they wish, wear ravishing fashions of knee-bearing appeal, and tantalize men with joy and passion. They begin to tap their wild feet on the stage, wearing elaborate headdresses and irresistible costumes. Hipsterleek Octobre 2012 Criminal of the 1930's Source: Acidcow.com Octobre 2012 internationalposter.com 1925 Artist Unknown Le Royal Sport Quina Se Deguste Partout, 1925 ca. Mason, Frank H. Cunard USA & Canada, 1925 ca. Octobre 2012 The fabulous interiors of hindenburg A very nice post to read about the epic airship Hindenburg, King of Heaven in 1930 Octobre 2012 1925 internationalposter.com Dlugach, Mikhail Ice Carnival, 1925 Colin, Paul Jean Borlin, 1925 Artist Unknown Crema "Pragma", 1925 ca. Aout 2012 HOTELS Martha Washington Hotel Through the years, residents of the Martha Washington have included poet Sara Teasdale, who lived there for many years after 1913, actress Louise Brooks, who moved there after being evicted from the Algonquin Hotel, and Louise E. Dew, a well-known editor, writer, and lecturer, who edited the Ladies’ World and contributed to many contemporary newspapers and magazines. castrotheatre.com Juillet 2012 Source: Whisky and pearls Juin 2012 "Swing Twenties" Lee Hyun Yi by Hyea W. Kang for Vogue Korea Source: Dustyburrito/Blogspot

Juin 2012 Marianne Breslauer Marianne was born in Berlin, the daughter of the architect Alfred Breslauer (1866–1954) and Dorothea Lessing (the daughter of art historian Julius Lessing). She took lessons in photography in Berlin from 1927 to 1929, and became an admirer firstly of the then well-known portrait photographer Frieda Riess and later of the Hungarian André Kertész, although she saw her future as a photographic reporter. In 1929 she travelled to Paris, where she briefly became a pupil of Man Ray. A year later she started work for the Ullstein photo studio in Berlin, headed up by Elsbeth Heddenhausen, where she mastered the skills of developing photos in the dark-room. Until 1934 her photos were published in many leading magazines such as the Frankfurter Illustrierten, Der Querschnitt, Die Dame, Zürcher Illustrierten and Das Magazin. Source: thesartorialist Mai 2012 La garçonne et le maquillage dans les années 1920 Publié le 29 mars 2012 par Cameline sur Paperblog.fr, un bon article sur ce sujet rarement évoqué en français Paperblog Avril 2012 Beaches of the past " Source Acidcow Mars 2012 " Source Acidcow Février 2012 CARS Source: Influx.co.uk Janvier 2012 ART DECO LOLA Hotel (New York City) scenicrunway Décembre 2011 ART DECO Source: Socalarchhistory Novembre 2011 DALI: SPECTRE/SOIR, 1930 Spectre du Soir. Oil on canvas by Salvador Dali, 1930. Credit: The Granger Collection, NYC — All rights reserved. Voir la suite