Friday, August 12, 2011

I am not my hair, Part 1

Coiffures de Mr. Brun, Rue de la Michodière, 7, Paris."Say, mistah, if that machine works both ways, I'd like to have ma hair permanently un-waved!"


Mad'lle. Sontag.

Kashmir preparations for hair and skin; Kashmir Chemical Company, Dept. R.; 312 S. Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
Fashion, World of - Models - Hairstyles - Model with boat in hair

a) Bride's head-dress, Iza; b) Dressing of girl's hair, Košelevo.[Chinese girl fixing another girl's hair.]

Hair - dressing as a work of art.

Hair-dressing

 Fashions in hair, 1788 -- the Academie de Coiffure, Paris.
Coiffures de Mr. Perrin, 28, Fg. St. Honoré, Paris.
[Rings, belt buckles, pendants, hair ornaments, brooches, and bracelets.]
[Hairstyles for teenage girls, United States, 1910s.]
[Kami-yui] = [Dressing the hair]
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Tuesday, August 9, 2011

The Past...The Present, revisited

Astoria Work Experience Center, sewing unit, Astoria sewing project.
Sewing lesson in a Gloucester County school, Va.
Learning a trade in a garment factory, February 1930

[An African American girl; Caroline's play.]



Sewing project power machine, Astoria, Long Island.

In the Everglades needlework factory, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Women workers at quartermaster depot.
Learning dressmaking.
Daughter of Pomp Hall sewing in school; Sewing is her 4-H club project; Creek County, Oklahoma.
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Monday, August 8, 2011

Past Presents










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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Best butterfly memory

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Monday, August 1, 2011

Summer Past Memory

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