1950s Night Gallery
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Herbert Hirche, nightstand, late 1950s. Teak, formica, steel. Made by Holzäpfel, Germany. Via okay a
Marilyn Monroe at producer Jerry Wald’s office. Wald interviewed her for a role in Clash By Night (w
Sophia Loren in “Due Notti Con Cleopatra” (Two Nights With Cleopatra) promotional photo,
Some photos of Brigitte Bardot in 1958. (On the set of Les bijoutiers du clair de lune (The Night He
Postcards from Floridita, cradle of the Frozen Daiquiri, 1950s. Havana, Cuba. One of the most famous
Marilyn Monroe in Clash By Night (1952), one of her early roles.I woke up this morning because a voi
talesfromweirdland:Brigitte Bardot in Les Bijoutiers du clair de lune (The Night Heaven Fell), 1958.
talesfromweirdland:Brigitte Bardot in Les Bijoutiers du clair de lune (The Night Heaven Fell), 1958.
Brigitte Bardot in Les Bijoutiers du clair de lune (The Night Heaven Fell), 1958.
talesfromweirdland:“Last night we at Boianai experienced about four hours of UFO activity, and there
El Cortez Hotel at night, 1950sLas Vegas, Nevada
talesfromweirdland:“Last night we at Boianai experienced about four hours of UFO activity, and there
“Lombard Street Grapevine, at night from Telegraph Hill. 1950s.”Photographed by Fred Lyon.Caption by
talesfromweirdland:Marilyn Monroe in black satin cocktail dress at the Mocambo night club (Los Angel
elevenacres:School time!!‘The Pink Pussycat’ nightclub was located at 7969 Santa Monica
Marilyn Monroe applying makeup on the set of Clash By Night, 1951.Among her possessions: The Thinkin
New York City, 1950Bedrich Grunzweig (American, born Czechoslovakia; 1910–2009)Gelatin silver print
Leon Levinstein (American; 1910–1988)Times Square, New York Cityca. 1950Gelatin silver print Milwauk
City of SinLouis Faurer (American; 1916–2001)1950 (printed 1980–81)Gelatin silver printSmithsonian A
New York CityLouis Faurer (American; 1916–2001)1950 (printed 1980–81)Gelatin silver print Smithsonia
Marilyn Monroe at night.Photo by Ted Baron, 1954.
Because life is too short to wear mediocre underwear…..
Garry Winogrand started using Kodachrome color slide film in the early 1950s as a photographer for v
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