Baby Jane

Miles Aldridge draws inspiration from the 1962 Bette Davis & Joan Crawford film,
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

model: Elisa Sednaoui

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Olive Alcorn

The Nymphs - Sunnyside, 1919

(Olive Alcorn with Charlie Chaplin,
Edna Purviance, Willie Mae Carson & Helen Kohn)

black narcissus

Kathleen Byron
in Black Narcissus, 1947

"Queen of the Leica"

Ilse Bing

Salut de Schiaparelli, 1934

for Harper's Bazaar, 1933

Self-Portrait, 1931

Self-Portrait, 1986

Ilse Bing gained rapid success and regarded as one the best professional photographers
in Paris at her time. Due to the fact that she had been using an advanced Leica camera,
critic & photographer Emmanuel Sougez called her "Queen of the Leica".

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by Emmanuel Sougez

Martín Ramírez

the individual vision of a self-taught, schizophrenic artist

Untitled (Courtyard), ca.1953

Untitled (Man-at-Desk)

Untitled (Madonna) ca.1950

Untitled (Madonna) ca. 1948-63

Untitled (Madonna) ca. 1950-53

Untitled
(Tunnel with Cars and Buses), 1954

Untitled (Breck Girl), 1953

Untitled (Cat, Bird & Tunnels), 1950

Untitled (Horse & Rider)

Untitled (Rider on a Horse), 1954

Untitled
(Horse & Rider with Large Bugle), ca. 1960-63

Martín Ramírez (right)
& psychologist-artist Tarmo Pasto