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31 Dec 21, 15 tweets, 6 min read

A thread of Philippe and Yvonne Halsman's New Year's Cards, c. 1960

Philippe & Yvonne Halsman's 1965 New Year's Card

An outtake from Philippe Halsman's 1955 self-portrait New Year's Card.
Happy New Year!

Philippe Halsman, 1951
"My late but intense wishes for a Merry Christmas, a Gay Easter and a Happy New Year"

The Old Equipment is Still the Best
Philippe & Yvonne Halsman's 1978 New Year's Card
#HappyNewYear

Philippe Halsman
1962 New Year's card, featuring Yvonne Halsman

@metmuseum

This is my favourite:
"May you be able to steal many happy moments!"
Philippe & Yvonne Halsman's 1963 New Year's Card
@metmuseum
@holdengraber

Philippe & Yvonne Halsman's 1973 Season's Greetings
#HappyNewYear

Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year from the Halsmans.
Don't have a date for this one.

Another undated New Year's card from Philippe & Yvonne Halsman. Perhaps relevant for an Omicron New Year.

An undated New Year's card from Philippe & Yvonne Halsman. Look at all the Life magazine covers he took!
#HappyNewYear

Philippe & Yvonne Halsman's 1976 Holiday Greetings Card
#HappyNewYear

That last card is based on this:
Henri Rousseau dit Le Douanier
La Carriole du père Junier, 1908

Philippe & Yvonne Halsman's 1977 Season's Greeting Card
#HappyNewYear

@Tate

... which is based on this:
British School 17th Century
The Cholmondeley Ladies
c.1600–1610
@Tate

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31 Dec 21

I do a *lot* of walking on the streets of Victoria BC #YYJ. Thought I'd start a pedestrian thread 🚶🚶‍♀️🧵
#ImWalkinHere

Except for our once or twice a year snowstorm, the worst weather problem for a Victoria pedestrian is the wind. I don't mind the rain if I can carry an umbrella.
#ImWalkinHere

@CityOfVictoria

Speaking of snow, it's the homeowners' responsibility to clear their sidewalks here. Maybe 2/3 do, but a neighborhood walk is still a dicey proposition. I'd be interested to know how many tickets are usually given, @CityOfVictoria - or is it more of a suggestion?
#ImWalkinHere

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Deny Fear

@dean_frey

31 Dec 21

Happy birthday Sarah Miles 🎂
📷 Joanne O'Brien, August 1985
Miles received a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for David Lean's Ryan's Daughter, 1970, but I think her best role was in Joseph Losey's The Servant, 1963

@NPGLondon

Sarah Miles by Michael Ward
selenium-toned bromide print, 26 June 1963
@NPGLondon
This was Miles' breakthrough year, with her role in Joseph Losey's The Servant.

@NPGLondon

David Lean & Sarah Miles on the set of Ryan's Daughter
bromide press print, June 1970
@NPGLondon says this is by an unknown photographer. There were two wonderful photographers on the set: Douglas Kirkland & Bob Willoughby.
#stillonset

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Deny Fear

@dean_frey

31 Dec 21

@NPGLondon

Happy birthday Anthony Hopkins 🎂
📷 Alastair Thain
toned bromide fibre print, 1985
@NPGLondon
“Though he grew up very consciously as a neighbor and disciple to Richard Burton, Hopkins has a range that reaches from Charles Laughton to Laurence Olivier.”
- David Thomson

Anthony Hopkins with Olivia Colman in Florian Zeller's The Father, 2020
The still photographer on the set was Sean Gleason
#stillonset
With his #Oscar win this year, the then 83 year-old Hopkins became the oldest winner in a competitive acting category.

Anthony Hopkins with Emma Thompson in James Ivory's The Remains of the Day, 1993
The still photographer on the set was Derrick Santini
#stillonset

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Deny Fear

@dean_frey

31 Dec 21

Remembering Jule Styne on his birthday 🎂
📷 Murray Garrett, 1948
With his collaborator, Sammy Cahn.
"Frank's figured it out. He sings the words. The other fellers sing the notes. But we've already worked all that out: The words fit the notes. So sing the words."

Jule Styne talking with Leonard Bernstein at a party, in a great photo by Gordon Parks, 1958

@NYPL

Jerome Robbins, Stephen Sondheim, Gypsy Rose Lee (who said she felt "like a ghost at a banquet"), Arthur Laurents & Jule Styne during rehearsals for Gypsy.
📷 Friedman-Abeles, 1959
@NYPL digital collection

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31 Dec 21

Remembering Henri Matisse on his birthday 🎂
📷 Robert Capa, Nice, 1949
"Slowly I discovered the secret of my art. It consists of a meditation on nature, on the expression of a dream which is always inspired by reality."

Henri Matisse by Edward Steichen
Vanity Fair, 1915

Henri Matisse by Clifford Coffin, Vogue, 1949
Staying in bed all day = high productivity environment

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Deny Fear

@dean_frey

31 Dec 21

Remembering W. Eugene Smith on his birthday 🎂
Self-portrait, 1954
"I feel Gene's photographs reflect a great turmoil. They are captured between the shirt and the skin; this camera, anchored in the heart, moves me by its integrity."
- Henri Cartier-Bresson

On W. Eugene Smith's birthday, my favourite portraits.
Heitor Villa-Lobos, New York, 1945
No one captured Villa's geniality, openness & enthusiasm better than Gene Smith.

On W. Eugene Smith's birthday, my favourite portraits.
Paul Robeson, 1951
From Smith's series "Recording Artists", which also includes jazz & pop musicians.

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