A Quality of Light, A Pattern Disrupted, A Motion, A Balance, A Contradiction
luzfosca:

Willy Ronis - Erfurt, 1960 - From Willy Ronis
Thanks to liquidnight
mothgirlwings:

Olivia De Havilland, (making her debut in movies) as Hermia
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1935) - via
mothgirlwings:

Susan Hayward and a little friend - c. 1940s
oldhollywood:

“I was never a victim of the times I lived in. In fact, I was a success because of the times I lived in. My style of personality became the style. I was sort of the New Woman at a very early point.
I was fortunate to be born with the characteristics that were in the public vogue. I think that if you’re lucky enough to belong to an era that you live in, in a very strong way, as I did, then you’re lucky. So I’m lucky.”
-Katharine Hepburn (photo by Florence Vandamm, 1939)
mothgirlwings:

Laurence Olivier and Merle Oberon
Wuthering Heights - (1939)