we are drawn to a quintessential Parisian building tucked away on a small street
plans while one girl (left) wears a shirt with Jack and Jackie Kennedy's image printed on it
arms outstretched
Fashion has always been an extension of the African American community identity as a means to amplifying "black is beautiful
as rikishi will stare each other down putting pressure on and anticipating their opponent’s next move
Yvette Horner by Jean-Michel Voge, Contemporary Color Portrait of French Musician in Paris 1980s 8.5" x 11" we are drawn to aYvette Horner, 1989 by Jean Michel Voge, Paris, France is a photograph of a musician In her bedroom where every day is the 4th of July or the 14th of July (French Independence Day). A contemporary color portrait of the French performer, accordion player and musician Yvette Horner (1922 2018), the artist enjoyed a 65 year career. The celebrated accordionist gave more than 2,000 concerts and made over 100 albums, which have sold over 30,000,000 copies.