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- The Obsession of Oskar Kokoschka: Alma Mahler, Love Letters, and the Life-Size Doll
She returned to Vienna, only to find that Oskar had placed Gustav Mahler’s death mask in their living In a way, the doll embodied the essence of modernist Vienna, full of contradictions, eccentricity, and
- Elsa Sørensen: Miss Denmark, Dane Arden, and the Double Life of a 1950s Glamour Model
Studio Manassé in Vienna had done something similar a generation earlier, creating a house style of glamour Pubic Wars: How Penthouse's Bob Guccione Took on Playboy and Changed Publishing Studio Manassé and Vienna's
- Le Nu Esthétique: The French Magazine That Helped Invent Artistic Nude Photography
done slightly later by photographers like Alfred Cheney Johnston in New York and Studio Manassé in Vienna Context Alfred Cheney Johnston and His Exquisite Images of Ziegfeld Follies Showgirls Studio Manassé and Vienna's
- Cocaine and Sigmund Freud, A Long Friendship.
These achievements did little to distinguish him within Vienna’s crowded medical world. That Started It All In April 1884, Freud obtained his first supply of cocaine from Angel’s Pharmacy in Vienna
- The Unmistakable Style of Inge Morath, One of Magnum’s First Female Photographers
After the war, Morath ventured into journalism and translation in Munich and Vienna, where her linguistic
- Martin Gusinde and the Vanishing Worlds of Tierra del Fuego
Gabriel’s Mission House in Mödling, near Vienna, a centre known for training missionary scholars in anthropology “Shoort Subordinado”, Selkman, Patagonia Upon returning to Vienna, Gusinde completed his doctorate in
- Ecstasy (1933): The Hedy Lamarr Film That Changed What Cinema Could Show
The role went to Hedwig Kiesler, a 17-year-old from Vienna who'd studied under theatre director Max Reinhardt A thorough, well-researched biography that sorts the facts of her Vienna years from the myths.
- Otto Skorzeny: The Nazi Commando Who Later Became a Mossad Hitman
A scarred fencer joins the Nazi cause Otto Johann Skorzeny was born in Vienna on 12 June 1908, into a salute and sang Nazi-era songs at his funeral, and his ashes were later interred in the family plot in Vienna
- Maud Allan: The Salome Dancer, Her Hidden Life and the Trial That Ruined Her
She made her debut in Vienna in 1903, drawing on German expressionism and the barefoot, free-flowing The Vision of Salome premiered in Vienna in 1906.
- Alfred Nobel and the 'Merchant of Death' Obituary: Myth or Fact?
of Nobel is messier, sadder and a lot more interesting: a dead younger brother, a secret mistress in Vienna She worked for Nobel for about eight days before slipping back to Vienna to marry Arthur in secret.
- Max Jacobson: The Intriguing Life and Legacy of the Original "Dr. Feelgood"
Jacobson’s injections notably affected Kennedy during the 1961 Vienna summit with Soviet leader Nikita
- Anita Ekberg: The Swedish Bombshell Who Conquered Hollywood and Fellini's Rome
, one that connects back through Hollywood glamour photography all the way to the Studio Manasse in Vienna
