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10.21.2008

good for what ails you

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A few things found at random from "Very Ill!," an online exhibit of medical caricature at the Moore Health Sciences Library, Univ...
10.02.2008

Victor Prevost

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Originally from France, Prevost (1820-1881) established a photography studio at 627 Broadway in New York around 1854. He worked in the calot...
8.13.2008

Highlights from the Collection (part 8)

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part of an ongoing series , from my storage to your screen. Since I haven't gone anywhere this summer, chained as I am to my computer, ...
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8.06.2008

Homo repugnans*

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A few weeks ago I visited the Natural History Museum. It struck me, as we sauntered past the dioramas, that most representations of "Ea...
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7.31.2008

groovy roots

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For a project about nineteenth century letterpress I'm working on, I was looking into the pendulum swings of criticism about "Victo...
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7.07.2008

covers of efficiency, personality and mentality

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* * * I've discussed my feelings before about the sorry state of American magazine covers (specifically Vogue ). Whether today's ...
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6.30.2008

Pancras envy

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I read with some envy and wistfulness about the reopening of St. Pancras Station in London (images second row) as the new 'home' of...
6.06.2008

ermine and trouser dresses

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It looks as though I'm on a vintage fashion tear! From about the start of World War I to the early Twenties (before the Flapper Age) is...
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6.04.2008

"Intolerance" and fashion 1915

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Recently, for a work project, I watched parts of Intolerance : Love's Struggle Through the Ages , DW Griffith's silent colossal spe...
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5.23.2008

Orientalism

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"Orientalism... is a complex idea, made up of history and scenery, suffused with imagination... We frame to ourselves a deep azure sky,...
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