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Fritz Syberg - Harvest landscape around a farm (1924)

#Fritz Syberg #danish art #landscape #1920s

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haveyouheardthisband · 2 days

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#impressionism #modern classical #western classical music #1880s #1890s #1900s #1910s #1920s #france #poll #Spotify

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friendlessghoul · 1 day

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Buster Keaton Coney Island - 1917

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sovietpostcards · 11 hours

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"Spring" by Boris Kustodiyev (1921)

#russian art #1920s #spring

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germanpostwarmodern · 2 days

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D62 Lounge Chairs designed in 1928 by El Lissitzky and posthumously produced by Tecta in 1978.

#1920s #lounge chair #modern design #el lissitzky #design history #furniture design

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newyorkthegoldenage · 4 hours

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In April of 1929, the Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau in Greenwich Village was raided by police. They arrested five staff members, confiscated medical records, and tried to bully patients into giving them their names and addresses.

Their tactics backfired. The Bureau and its clinic in Brooklyn received an enormous amount of publicity, and many doctors protested the violation of doctor-patient confidentiality. When the case came to court on April 19, 1929, the judge ruled that the police had exceeded the scope of the search warrant he had issued, and the case was dropped.

Above, Sanger (third from left) and the five arrested staff members after their victory: A.L. Field, Dr. Elizabeth Pissiot, Sanger, Dr. Hanna M. Stone, and Mrs. Marcella Sideri.

Photo: Bettmann Archive/Getty Images/Fine Art America

#vintage New York #1920s #Margaret Sanger #birth control #clinic raid #women's rights #birth control clinic #police raid #April 19 #19 April #women's bodies #old New York City

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blueshistorysims · 2 days

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danskjavlarna · 2 days

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Here's a bouquet for you: my collection of vintage flower blossoming through time.

#flower #design #1920s #vintage illustration #illustration

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arthistoryanimalia · 15 hours

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#ThreeForThursday:

Tea Service in the Shape of Quails

Gujarat (formerly Baroda), India, 1920-30

Silver, gilded silver, ivory

Virginia Museum of Fine Arts display

“The British were not India's only patrons of elegant silver.

Native princes - always engaged in dynamic cultural interchanges with their British overlords - also commissioned silver of the highest quality. Such patronage was nowhere more prominent than in western India, where the rulers of the state of Kutch were champions of their silversmiths. These leaders ensured their region's silver became the best known of India's styles through sponsorship at international exhibitions, beginning with London's Great Exhibition of 1851. This stylishly whimsical tea service in the shape of richly feathered quails was produced by Oomersee Mawjee Jr., son of Kutch's most renowned master silversmith, after he shifted to the employ of another western Indian ruler, Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III of Baroda.”