
—Audrey Hepburn

Woman Wiping Sweat, Woodblock print, 1798.

1930s Chevrolet hotrod
2016
From the series Carmania 2
Digital photograph

American painter and photographer (b. 1844, Philadelphia, d. 1916, Philadelphia)
Clara
c. 1900
Oil on canvas, 61 x 51 cm
Musée d’Orsay, Paris

“Remy, c. 1950”



—Elizabeth Taylor

Portrait of a Lady Spinning c. 1531

Rabbi Wolf Leiter, my father, 1948
8 7/8 X 13 inches
Gelatin silver print; printed 1960s, Howard Greenberg Gallery

American painter (b. 1854, Philadelphia, d. 1907, New York City)
Tom’s River
1905
Oil on canvas, 59 x 41 cm
Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid




—Buster Crabbe

American painter (b. 1824, Croydon, d. 1887, Paris)
Jewish Captives at Babylon
1861
Oil on canvas, 198 x 131 cm
Private collection

“Deborah at Tante (Yiddish: aunt) Esther’s, c. 1947”



Alfred Hitchcock, 1942

Karen Discovers a Silent Picture,
Jewel Avenue, Queens NY, 2016

Buster Crabbe’s daughter, Sandy was at USC with me in the 50s. She dated a fraternity brother of mine. She died of anorexia nervosa about 1957. Sad. Nobody knew much about it then.
Elizabeth Taylor and Buster Crabbe seemed to have their heads on right.
Didn’t realize that about Bogie! You never got the feeling he was walking awkwardly
Bogie wasn’t walking awkwardly. Just in a few Casablanca shots.
Re: The Lady Spinning. In Texas we’d say “that look means trouble and I want to find out what kind!”.
And, Mazel Tov on Pinchas Tzvi!
Pinchas. Splendid. This was my great-great-grandfather’s name, according to my great-grandfather’s gravestone. Reb Pinchas HalLevy of Zlatopol, now in the Ukraine.
Great name and cute face, keneinahorra! Lots of Yiddish nachas to all.
Ah, but if you are going feature Audrey Hepburn, an additional Friday Photo tribute to Brexit might be in order…. (Audrey Hepburn; Without You; My Fair Lady; 1964)
https://youtu.be/t3mC4485Ue0
Good Shabbos!
It’s a great day Moishe!
Toms River is next door to Lakewood, NJ.
Elizabeth Taylor’s comment is one of the rare occasions we do not have self indulgent boiler plate from one of these people. A smart girl, and an honest one, although it should be no surprise that the two go together.
Congratulations on the birth of your newest grandchild – Pinchas Tzvi! Such a content looking baby. Is that your finger in the photo, Robert?
Again, a wonderful Friday Photos edition. A wonderful way to start my day.
Now, on to see about the Brexit news. Have a wonderful Sabbath.
Prophet Joe:
Thanks so much. Yes, that is my finger.