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Toni Frissell

Sports Illustrated The Hamptons Surfcasting, Tennis, Woman August, 1955.
1 photograph : color transparency ; 35 mm (slide format)

Title: "The Hamptons" by Toni Frissell

Date: 1939

Description:
This photograph, part of the renowned Toni Frissell collection, captures a quintessential scene from Long Island's prestigious Hamptons region. The image depicts an elegant tennis court in the midst of lush greenery, showcasing the beauty and refinement of this iconic summer destination.

Short Biography (of the photographer):

Toni Frissell was an American portrait and still-life photographer born on October 24, 1907, in New York City. She is known for her captivating images of the wealthy elite during the 1920s to 1940s, often capturing intimate moments of relaxation and leisure.

Keywords: The Hamptons, Long Island, Tennis, Sports Illustrated, Toni Frissell Collection

#Hamptons #ToniFrissell #LongIslands #American #NewYorkCity #LongIsland #Tiffany&Co #ToniFrissells #SportsIllustrated #unitedstates #newyork(state) #longisland #photography

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The photograph shows a young woman seated on wooden stadium chairs at an outdoor tennis event. She is wearing a light blue, long-sleeved shirt and high-waisted shorts in the same shade of blue, accessorized with a dark belt that has gold-tone lettering "Tiffany & Co." around it, white sneakers, and socks. Her right arm rests on her thigh while she looks over at someone outside the frame to her left side. She is wearing an earring on her visible ear, which appears to be dangle-style. The chairs are red with a patterned backrest; they seem vacant apart from hers. In the background, there's another woman in colorful clothing seated next to two empty chairs of similar design and color scheme. Beyond them lies the grassy tennis court where several individuals can be seen engaged either playing or watching a game. There is also a building with white walls and dark roofing on the far end of the field which provides an elegant backdrop for this leisurely setting. The day appears to be overcast, providing soft natural lighting without strong shadows in the scene captured here by Toni Frissell's lens as documented within Sports Illustrated The Hamptons Surfcasting, Tennis, Woman August, 1955.
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Nature Spells - Fanny
#Earrings have entered the shop! They are entirely #handmade using #upcycled glass and the #tiffany #stainedglass technique
I'm really happy I found a way to put real roots inside them 🌿
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https://www.nature-spells.com/product-page/grounding-earrings-stained-glass-roots-earrings
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#naturejewelry #pressedplants #stainedglassjewelry #witchstyle #jewelry


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Les #bouclesdoreille font leur entrée dans la boutique ! Elles sont #faitmain à partir de verre #upcyclé et la technique du #vitrailtiffany
Heureuse d'avoir pu faire rentrer de vraies racines dedans 🌿
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https://fr.nature-spells.com/product-page/grounding-earrings-stained-glass-roots-earrings
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#bijouxnature #plantespressées #bijouxvitraux #sorcière
A woman's neckline with the bottom of her face. We see earrings in the shape of angular drops, made of glass and set in a silvery contour, containing a real piece of roots. At her neck, a multi-chain necklace with a choker of a tree of life pendant. ❉ Un décolleté de femme avec le bas de son visage. On voit des boucles d’oreille en forme de goutte anguleuse, en verre et serties couleur argent, contenant un vrai morceau de racines. A son cou, un collier multi-chaîne avec un pendentif d’arbre de vie en ras-de-cou.
#sorciere
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Nils Wilcke

Après les déboires d'Alexandre Arnault chez Tiffany (que papa a tenté d'invisibiliser sur BFM), c'est sa soeur Delphine qui fait plonger les résultats de Dior Couture. Le chiffre d'affaire s'est rétracté en 2024 d'un peu moins de 9% (à 7 milliards). Plus embêtant encore, le profit opérationnel de la division s'est rétracté de 800 millions d'euros, passant sous la barre des 2,5 milliards d'euros. La famille lalettre.fr/fr/entreprises_lux

La Lettre · LVMH : Dior dévisse bien plus que Louis Vuitton en 2024 - LA LETTREBy La Lettre
#BernardArnault#Tiffany#Dior
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