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From: Hermes Trismeg <CraigRichard@excite.com>
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Subject: Re: A classic series - HOI - note
Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2009 15:01:25 -0500
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On Thu, 15 Jan 2009 08:07:15 -0500, gu)stav <no@hushmail.rightnow>
wrote:
>If anyone knows the name of the publication from which these pictures
>were scanned -- or any other details such as the names of
>photographers, nationalities, usw. -- I'd appreciate learning this.
>
>A number of photographers seem to have been involved as the work seems
>characteristic of European photographers like Filmar, Guerin and
>Vuillaume whose work appeared (among other places) in "Freizeit" --
>known to many through Johnie's scans in the jpp-fr series.
>
>Also I'd be very interested whether there is a higher-resolution scan
>of this work, as I surmise from one of the duplicates, HOIH030.
>
>Perhaps these are new to some people. In any case, enjoy this bit of
>photo nostaligia.
The "Johnie" series was all SCANS?
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