“Girls In The Windows”
"In 1960, photojournalist Ormond Gigli assembled 43 women, dressed them in refined, colorful garb, and situated them in 41 windows across the facade of the classic New York City brownstones. Years later, the image ended up being his most famous artwork."
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Isabella 1 year ago
#18 Imagine that; did he got off well? At what distance was that?
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Cindy 1 year ago
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Sibbie 1 year ago
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stairs of the Montmartre district, Paris, France
stairs of the Montmartre district, Paris, France
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Marjorie 1 year ago
#40 Yet we still act as though they are "progressive" and ground-breaking today. They never caught on and never will.
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Almira 1 year ago
Marjorie,
People like you said gas-powered cars would never catch on.
People like you said gas-powered cars would never catch on.
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Marjorie 1 year ago
Almira,
People like me never tried to ban horses or electric cars to make gas-powered cars popular.
People like me never tried to ban horses or electric cars to make gas-powered cars popular.
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Winton 1 year ago
#22 I think Great-great-great grandma might be dead.
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stairs of the Montmartre district, Paris, France
People like you said gas-powered cars would never catch on.
People like me never tried to ban horses or electric cars to make gas-powered cars popular.