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Barry Pain - An Exchange of Souls - Eveleigh Nash - 1911

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[thephotoregistry]

Publisher Eveleigh Nash at Buckingham Palace Mall, London, UK, 1953

Inge Morath

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[sissiofaustria]

Sissi by her niece

‘Elisabeth was always laced into her corsets, a proceeding which sometimes took quite an hour. Her silk stockings came from the London firm of Swears and Wells, and in those pre-suspender days, the Empress attached them by ribbons to her corset… A passion for walking for four or five hours winter and summer alike was part of her daily life, and Elisabeth could even do nine or ten hours at a stretch without being fatigued…’ (Countess Marie Larisch, My Past, pp. 78-9, London, Eveleigh Nash, 1913).

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Inge Morath.  Mrs. Eveleigh Nash, London, 1953

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Publisher Eveleigh Nash at Buckingham Palace Mall. London, 1953

Inge Morath

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[robert-hadley]

Inge Morath - MRS EVELEIGH NASH AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE MALL, LONDON, 1953.

Source: sotheby’s.com

[noelcollection]

In early 20th century Europe, tensions between the great powers were coming to a head. Competition for colonial territory as well as a naval arms race foreshadowed the coming World War. In 1906, William Le Queux wrote this novel to highlight what he saw as a lack of preparation within the British military. This fictional account covers a German invasion of England and their substantial losses. Some of Le Queux's ideas would prove accurate. World War I broke out only four years after the novel's setting.

Images from: William Le Queux's The Invasion of 1910 with a full account of the siege of London. London: Eveleigh Nash, 1906.

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Exercícios da Lei da Reciprocidade (proposta B)

Ex. 1 - Profundidade de campo (diafragma aberto)

Fotografia 4: Gueorgui Pinkhassov, Performance of The Nutcracker suite at the Bolshoi Theatre. 1994

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Fotografia 5: Inge Morath, Publisher Eveleigh Nash at Buckingham Palace Mall. 1953

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Fotografia 6: Larry Towell, Two-year-old Isaac Towell is carried into the Sydenham River by his older sister Naomi to introduce him to water. 1996

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Fotografia 7: Ian Berry, Back to back houses built for colliery workers at a time when the mines were thriving and almost all the men in the village worked down the mines. 1974

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An Exchange of Souls. Barry Pain. London: Eveleigh Nash, 1911. First edition. Pictorial paper inlay to front board.

This is a pseudo-scientific novel with, as its theme, the experiment of an eminent doctor of exchanging souls with the young lady to whom he is engaged. His attempts are all too successful, and have the effect of killing his own body, so the horrible situation arises of the possession of a woman's body by a man's soul. -- Spectator, 5 August 1911

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[obsidian-sphere]

The Master Thriller Series [#6, Tales of the Uncanny (September 1934)] (1/-, 128 pages, pulp, cover by Youngman Conors)

The Willows · Algernon Blackwood  The Listener and Other Stories, London: Eveleigh Nash 1907 The Inexperienced Ghost · H. G. Wells  The Strand Magazine Mar 1902, as “The Story of the Inexperienced Ghost” Honolulu · W. Somerset Maugham  Everybody’s Magazine Oct 1921 The Wind in the Portico · John Buchan  The Pall Mall Magazine Mar 1928 A Pair of Hands · Sir Arthur T. Quiller-Couch  The Cornish Magazine Dec 1898 Mrs. Lunt · Hugh Walpole  The Ghost-Book, ed. Cynthia Asquith, London: Hutchinson 1926 The Smell in the Library [Lord George Tarlyon] · Michael Arlen  The Sketch Dec 25 1922, as “Red Antony” Old Man’s Beard  H. Russell Wakefield Mine · Mrs. Belloc-Lowndes Rooum · Oliver Onions

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[theimperialcourt]

Mrs Eveleigh Nash, The Mall, London, 1953

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[hauntedbystorytelling]

Inge Morath :: Mrs. Eveleigh Nash, Buckingham Palace Mall, London, 1953 & Henri Cartier-Bresson, Paris, 1961

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