(via yochanah)The worst volcanic disaster of the 1900s is considered to be the eruption of Mt. Pelée. It erupted in 1902, on the island of Martinique, a French colony in the Caribbean. It killed 30,121 people. Only two people survived: a shoemaker living on the edge of the island and a prisoner who had been locked in a dungeon cell with thick stone walls.
Eugene Atget, Lagny (Seine et Marne) Hotel de Ville (1900) albumen print
Voyages en Ville, Marinez and Poughetoux, Chene/Hachette, Paris, 1979, p114
George Fiske, Galen Clark on Glacier Point in Yosemite National Park, ca.1900
Frank William Brangwyn, Woman Holding Sleeping Child, circa 1905.
Unique gelatin silver printing-out-print.
Karl Blossfeldt, Adiantum Pedatum (American Maidenhair Fern) [#55] [Young rolled-up fronds enlarged 8 times]
Original vintage photogravure. c1900-1928. Printed 1929
Karl Blossfeldt, Salvia Argentea (Silver-leaved Sage) [#61] [Part of a flowering plant enlarged 4 times]
Original vintage photogravure. c1900-1928. Printed 1929
Bertrand Fleuret — via & more — site
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“I am alone. Walking at random. Wandering, as if at random,...
Peter Upward.
August Strindberg.
From The Lodger, Alfred Hitchcock, 1927.