Lovers meet where they can, 1942.
Edit: A couple of people wrote that they thought this was a mother and daughter, and now I see the older woman’s skirt! I’d looked only at her head and upper body and thought she looked like a man. But I suppose they could have been lovers anyway. 😀
Photo: Helen Levitt via the Museum of Contemporary Art
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Kima, Keisha and Pam of R&B group Total, with Foxy Brown, Da Brat and Lil’ Kim on the video set of “No One Else (remix).”
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Chaka Khan, Live in New York City. 1979.
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☀️⚫🔭The eclipse is coming! Come celebrate at the Museum. On Monday, April 8, a solar eclipse will cross North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
Here in New York City, we’ll be able to see the Moon cover up to 90 percent of the Sun! The eclipse will start at 2:10 pm, reach maximum coverage at 3:25 pm, and end at 4:36 pm. Join us at the Museum before the eclipse for family-friendly educational activities and to receive your eclipse glasses, with Museum admission and while supplies last.
This archival image, snapped outside the Hayden Planetarium, shows Museum staff preparing to document a solar eclipse in 1940. During an expedition to Jacksonville, Florida in April of that year, a plane carrying pilots, photographers, reporters, and a Museum curator soared 16,200 ft (4,938 m) into the air to photograph this celestial phenomenon from the sky.
Photo: Image no. 292466 / © AMNH Library
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Baptism celebration, Harlem, April 23, 1927.
Photo: James van der Zee via MoMA
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1930s trifold postcard depicting the then-new Chrysler building on Lexington Avenue 42nd street.
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Françoise Hardy in Central Park, 1969
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