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newyorkthegoldenage · 2 months
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Walking the dog in a snowstorm in Washington Square Park, ca. 1950s.
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inthedarktrees · 1 year
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Brooke Shields in Washington Square, New York, 1978
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federer7 · 9 months
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Washington Square, NYC, 1953
Photo: Lou Bernstein
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lascitasdelashoras · 5 months
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André Kertész - Washington Square, NY
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nicoooooooon · 6 months
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Washington Square, New York City, Gelatin silver print (c. 1960) by Dave Heath
Dave Heath’s expressive and emotionally charged photographs capture intimate moments of beauty and loss, love and alienation, with lone figures gazing into the distance, urban scenes of heightened sensation and faces frozen in time.
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visit-new-york · 1 year
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Spring flowers under the Washington Square arch
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vintage-every-day · 1 year
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filmap · 11 months
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Inside Llewyn Davis Ethan Coen, Joel Coen. 2013
Washington Square Washington Square, New York, NY 10012, USA See in map
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Bonus: also in this location
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Kids on tricycles and others playing in front of the Alexander Lyman Holley Monument on the west side of Washington Square Park, 1940s.
Photo: Jean Polacheck via Village Preservation
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inthedarktrees · 8 months
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Dave Heath, Washington Square, ca. 1960
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federer7 · 28 days
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Washington Square, New York City. circa 1959
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fictionadventurer · 6 months
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Top 5 books read this year, please?
The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion Vol. 1-7 by Beth Brower: These books are just so much fun. They sit perfectly in my sweet spot of historical light fiction, and there's so much humor and heart and so many good characters. Maybe they're not the best books I've read this year, but they may be the only ones tempting me to buy copies for my shelf.
Washington Square and Daisy Miller by Henry James: Two short, sad, delicately-drawn novellas that may have added another author to my list of favorite classic writers.
Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin: This book started my obsession with Lincoln's Cabinet. I can't in good conscience put it lower (despite a minor qualm that prevents me from seeking out the full version). I'm also going to cheat and include Destiny of the Republic by Candace Millard, which provided me my other history niche of this year about President Garfield and his assassination. And My Dear President for all the fascinating letters offering new insight into the lives of American presidents and their wives.
The Heir of Redclyffe by Charlotte Yonge: Despite some serious issues with the story, this one had some of my favorite characters of the year, and they're going to stick with me for a long time.
Desire and The Good Comrade by Una Lucy Silsberrad: Maybe objectively not the best or even my favorites--I have problems with the plot of both--but I love how she writes Edwardian women trying to make their way in the world and their relationships with men who make them rethink the way they approach the world, and she's another entry on the list of favorite authors discovered this year.
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cruelmiracles · 29 days
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André Kertész ǁ New York, Washington Square (1958)
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septembergold · 1 day
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Fifth Avenue at Washington Square, New York, 1891
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visit-new-york · 1 year
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East side of Washington Square Park
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