vensuberg: Anyone know anything about this one?

vensuberg: Anyone know anything about this one?

Vensuberg: Gilesenglishcb: Grandma-Did: Vensuberg: That Dish (Or Whatever It Is) In The Background Occurs In Many Jean Angelou’s Photos, But This Doesn’t Look Like His Work. Decorative Platter, For Wall Mounting. They Usually Had One Mounting

Vensuberg: Thanks To Grandma Did It For Pointing Out That The M Mark Is Used On Early Oliviery Cards. He Claims I Pointed Him To The Website With The Information—It Would Be Just Like Me To Have Overlooked It.

Vensuberg: I Couldn’t Decide About This One. Those Body Types Look Very Modern. But Look At The Tan Lines On The Model On The Right. A Contemporary Photo But A Very Good Job At Recreating The Earlier Period.

Vensuberg: Paul Ranson

Vensuberg: Jean Paul Gervais, Florentine Muses; Bacchanal.

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Vensuberg: Here Are Some Of The Recent Fernade Autochromes, Together With Two Autochromes By Edmond Goldschmidt, Colleague Of Louis-Amadee Mantee.

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Vensuberg: Armand Noyer 4053 For Once We Can Establish The Photographer, Claude Baudin. See Further Here And Here.

Vensuberg: This Is A Difficult One. My First Impulse Is To Say Albert Arthur Allen, But He Didn’t Have A Patent On The Black And White Background, And I’m Not Aware That He Treated Such Obviously Fetishistic Subject Matter. Except For The Background,

Vensuberg: Naturally, Just When I Get This Series Sorted Out, Some One Has To Go And Post A Lot Of Beautiful New Scans!

Vensuberg: Enchantedsleeper: Cruel Diana (1963), Zdenek Burian Burian Is Better Known For His Dinosaur Illustrations—The Kind Where A Tyrannosaurid Looks Like A Monitor Lizard Standing Up And A Sauropod Is Shown Standing In Water Deep Enough To Prevent

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