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- Banksy
- Palace theater? Gone.
- Seven-fingered Daniel
- Name on Building
- That stringy stuff
- Screw Machines
- Oh the Sound
- Scary and amazing
- Ouch!
- The antenna
- Stand your ground
- I'm out on the ledge but ...
- Old meets new
- Reckitt's Blue
- Don't jump !!
- There's a naked lady in one of those windows --
- Photos
- Floorplans and description
- Wireless Towers
- Hide & Seek With the Missing Lines
- The story behind the hyphen
- Future site of ...
- Don't Fall!
- 1915-1975
- Best Wishes
- Sergeant Franklin Williams
- New name, same face
- Still There!
- Physical space
- +96
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Meet the Stewarts: 1941
June 1941. "The family of Clinton J. Stewart, FSA borrower. White Plains, Greene County, Georgia." Yet another example of Jack Delano's stylized portraiture of Farm Security Administration clients. Avant-gardeners, to coin a phrase. View full size.
Beautifully Creepy
Did Stephen King stage this?
Is Stanley Kubrick channeling?
Love it, whatever, particularly Ma-Dam on the right with the "Welcome to my hotel" look.
More like Kubrick I think
More specifically, The Shining.
Draw the curtain, please!
This is such an unusual scene! As if they were on a stage, even the rocking chair looks like a prop.
What a beautiful old spandrel over the curtain.
Even with the exposed beadboard, it had to have been a substantial home at some point.
Evokes Diane Arbus - Almost
The smiling girl at left would be out of place. Otherwise, this Jack Delano anticipates Arbus.
[You are wrong. The smiling girl has a fly on her nose! - Dave]
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