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Tag Archives: Diane Arbus
Jack Dracula | The Marked Man
Photo: Jack Dracula by Diane Arbus. Jack Dracula: “The Marked Man” had over 1000 tattoos which in his day were valued at US$6000. Some notables include: a pair of trompe-Poeil goggles, the winged cap of Mercury with a rose cluster … Continue reading
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Tagged Diane Arbus, dracula, Jack Dracula, necromancy, tatto art, The Marked Man
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Diane Arbus – To Go Where I Have Never Been
Above: Aldous Huxley – author of Brave New World (1936) by Diane Arbus American photographer/writer Diane Arbus was born Diane Nemerov on 14 March, 1923, to David Nemerov and Gertrude Russek Nemerov, a Jewish couple who lived in New York City … Continue reading
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Tagged #Photography, Aldous Huxley, Brave New World, Diane Arbus, Diane Nemerov, photographers
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The “Sage of the Wilderness” was born in the Kitchen
Above: William Mack, “The Sage of the Wilderness“. (Photo by Diane Arbus). At the time Diane Arbus took this photograph of William Mack (aka “The Sage of the Wilderness“) he was a 72 year-old, German, ex-merchant seaman living on his … Continue reading
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Tagged #Photography, Diane Arbus, New York, The Sage of the Wilderness, William Mack
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