There's "Vivian Maier Developed" too, a biography of her life. An enigmatic character to be sure.

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If you haven't seen it it's worth seeking out the BBC Imagine documentary, "Who took nanny's photos". Better that "Finding Vivian Maier" in my opinion.

Patricia Neal. I recall how surprised I was when I first learned that she had been married to Roald Dahl. Seemed like a clash of worlds.

What's Portuguese for schadenfreude?

The one and only Mimi for me.

Apparently he wanted to wear his leather bomber jacket with the studs on the back, but the other nixed it.

Wonderful scene. Look at her fancy little shoes!

There's a proverb: "The cobbler's children have no shoes". Obviously not applicable here.

An enticing offer. And for only 3 Euros.

I love the young man with raised eyebrow and cigarette hanging from his lip. Apparently it's a self-portrait.

Incredible color sense.

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Reminiscent of this, by Bill Brandt

Philip Glass pulls world premiere from Kennedy Center The pioneering composer announced that “the values of the Kennedy Center today are in direct conflict with the message” of his Symphony No. 15: “Lincoln.”

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Fantastic image.

brass solidarity band performing “stand by me” in the streets of whittier next to alex pretti’s memorial. the crowd started chanting “the people united will never be defeated” so they incorporated it into the song. i love minneapolis

A snowy village scene with a man in the foreground carrying a bale of hay and dragging another.

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From the Beaford Archives.

I hope my comment didn't come across as critical - I liked the effect.

70s mother: Where's Johnny, he was at the playground.

70s father: Never came back. Must have taken a swing to the head.

I make this joke as someone who did actually run into a swing as a child, but I managed to make it home with a broken nose, trailing blood all the way.

It has that unreal, otherworldly quality of a Wyeth?

Oddly impressionistic when viewed full screen. Motion blur or zooming maybe.

It's delightful to linger over the image and slowly notice things; the bird in the foreground staring at the camera, the two further back who appear to be having a conversation, the flying bird lost in the waves.

Picasso looks all wrong with hair.

Ain't nobody looking better in those sunglasses.

Like a painting by the Group of Seven.

A pencil drawing of Stravinsky, by Picasso

Stravinsky, also 1920. Spot the difference.

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How about a trombone solo?

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I think she's there to administer the coup de grace, with her spud gun.

For one horrible moment I thought the father, not being a cat lover, had hanged himself (top left).

Needs some sheep.

It seems he liked to paint houses. Lots and lots of houses. In the snow. I wonder what he did during the summer.