by joshua heineman                        ( about cb )

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Reclaiming the World through Photography

Fever Math

Ahhhhhmegazine
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Overheard in SF

You Do Not Need to be Emperor

Polaroids/Photos

The Last Works
of Egon Schiele


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miracles


portraits in red


flickr as a game you cannot win


angelic melancholic


reclaiming


ta beauté
me secoue


context is
excess


camera death


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The Boy Poet As Explorer
“Je vis assis, tel qu’un ange aux mains d’un barbier”
A black & white photograph from the 1880s shows Arthur Rimbaud on the terrace of the Hôtel Univers w/six others from his gun running & exploring days in modern Yemen & Ethiopia, according to Le Monde.
If true, this wisp of paper becomes only the fourth known photograph of the poet as an adult, & just the eighth image of the French writer at all.
Although a series of self portraits from Africa survive in a damaged state, this new find would be the first to clearly show Rimbaud’s adult face.
Le Monde reports that a pair of librarians found the old photograph among a stack of thirty at a flea market two years ago.
ps. I’ve always been partial to this 1875 portrait drawn by his friend E.Delahaye.

The Boy Poet As Explorer

“Je vis assis, tel qu’un ange aux mains d’un barbier”

A black & white photograph from the 1880s shows Arthur Rimbaud on the terrace of the Hôtel Univers w/six others from his gun running & exploring days in modern Yemen & Ethiopia, according to Le Monde.

If true, this wisp of paper becomes only the fourth known photograph of the poet as an adult, & just the eighth image of the French writer at all.

Although a series of self portraits from Africa survive in a damaged state, this new find would be the first to clearly show Rimbaud’s adult face.

Le Monde reports that a pair of librarians found the old photograph among a stack of thirty at a flea market two years ago.

ps. I’ve always been partial to this 1875 portrait drawn by his friend E.Delahaye.