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Who’s Driving You? Photographer Gets In The Faces Of London Taxi Drivers

"Never argue. Always talk football" - London cabbie Dave Rudman, The Book of Dave ...

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Love On The Left Bank: Casting Shadows In The City Of Light (1954)

Ed Van der Elsken follows Ann as she lives the life of dreams. ...

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Space-Age TV Culture In The United Arab Emirates

Jaime Puebla took these fabulous photos of television programs produced in the United Arab Emirates. He ...

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Wonderful Photojournalism From 1970s and 1980s Boston

Arthur Pollock is a master of photojournalism. Arthur's son Jesse Pollock (see his work at Hamburger Eyes) has brought his ...

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Camouflage Class At New York University 1943

In 1943, Marjory Collins took these photographs of the camouflage class at New York University. Men ...

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Visions of Early 20th Century Egypt; Through The Magic Lantern

Gorgeous colorised images of 19th Century Egypt. In 1849, German-born Philadelphia daguerreotypists William ...

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Photos Of A Daring Expedition To Antarctica, 1911-1914

'MEN WANTED for hazardous journey, small wages, bitter cold, long months of complete darkness, constant ...

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Henry Miller On The Sublime Joy Of Pissing In Public (1934)

In 1934 Henry Miller was living with Alfred Perlès in Clichy, Paris. He and Perlès were employed as ...

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Shtetl, My Destroyed Home: Issachar Ber Ryback’s Avant-Garde Art of Remembrance (1922)

Russian artist Issachar Ber Ryback was a leading light for the Yiddish avant-garde movement. These lithographs ...

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Adam Purple’s Eden: New York’s Urban Gardener Built Beauty From Rubble 1975-1986

In 1975 Adam Purple was inspired. Squatting in an apartment at 184 Forsyth Street on New York ...

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The Barbarians Arrive: Japanese Depictions of Westerners (1860s)

In the 1850s U.S. Commodore Matthew C. Perry landed his ships in Japan and set about ending ...

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The Vertue of the Coffee Drink: An Advert for London’s First Cafe (1652)

In the 1650s, London welcomed its first cafe serving coffee. The place was St. Michael’s ...

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