Recent Uploads: Iconic Images
Posted by zyrcster in Recent Uploads| The set of the week is the iconic photographs from the Library of Congress’s Great Depression–era photographers: Dorothea Lange, Jack Delano, Walker Evans, Russell Lee, Gordon Parks, Marion Wolcott, Ben Shahn and more. |  FSA/OWI Favorites |
| The Brooklyn Museum prepares for its Commonsversary this Thursday with more smashing images from the Goodyear Collection. |  Middle East: Ruins |
| We’re suckers for animals at Indicommons. The Animals in War memorial is a joint project between the Australian War Memorial and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA). |  Animals in war memorial, May 2009 |
| Look at the pretty birds! From the Oregon State University Archives. |  William Finley and Herman Bohlman: American Birds |
| How about some Fighting African Elephants from the Field Museum? |  Moving The Field Museum (1920) |
| The Bibliothèque de Toulouse uploads more images of Tarn, France, as well as bridges and aqueducts. |  Bibliothèque de Toulouse |
| The Biblioteca de Arte–Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian uploads a brilliant set of tiles from Portuguese convents that were identified by João Miguel dos Santos Simões when carrying out an inventory of the Portuguese tiles from 1960 to 1968. |  Conventos |
| View more William Raine Hall images of Wellington, New Zealand, from the National Library of New Zealand. |  William Raine Hall |
| The Swedish National Heritage Board always delights with its Carl Curman archives. Depicted here is Big bathouse and Curman villa, Lysekil, Sweden. |  Carl Curman – Sweden |
Tags: Australian War Memorial, Bibliothèque de Toulouse, Brooklyn Museum, Field Museum, Library of Congress, National Library of New Zealand, Oregon State University Archives, Swedish National Heritage Board