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Lyford Cay Club, Nassau, 1960 (Toni Frissell). Canadian tycoon E.P.

No. 207 · Toni Frissell · 1960

Lyford Cay Club, Nassau, 1960 (Toni Frissell)

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Dictation, under the shower

Washington was at a hundred degrees in the shade, and the office did not stop. Stenographer Margerite Newman took the boss’s letters in a bathing suit, standing under a cooling shower, and Harris & Ewing sent a photographer. The papers ran it because the heat was the news and the joke was obvious. Nobody staged a metaphor. A woman did the job in the only place the room was bearable, and the camera arrived in time to prove it. The print ships with that sentence, not a slogan.

Harris & Ewing · 1922 · Washington

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Lyford Cay Club, Nassau, 1960 (Toni Frissell). Canadian tycoon E.P.

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Toni Frissell

1907–1988

Toni Frissell left the fashion studio for beaches, pools, and boats, and gave her archive to the Library of Congress. The leisure prints here are the ones that were not magazine assignments.

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