Introducing “Ridiculously Photogenic WWII British Pilot Guy”
The above photographs of South African flying ace Gerald Lewis are from a famous of a Time Life photo essay, In Praise of the RAF, taken during the Battle of Britain.
Lewis was a daredevil who volunteered for service with the British Royal Air Force before the war and continued to return to duty after being wounded several times. He is credited with shooting down six German fighters in a six-hour working day
Early morning, Maxwell Street, 1917, Chicago
Sallie Gardner at a Gallop, 1878
Eugène Atget: Boulevard de Strasbourg, Corsets, Paris, 1912
foreign poster for Nothing Sacred (1937)
The Office: First and Last Appearances
Looking north on Columbus Drive, 1927, Chicago
North Avenue Beach, 1951, Chicago
Montgomery Clift photographed by Stanley Kubrick, 1949.
