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کوربیس( Corbis) خبر از راه اندازی آلبوم عکسی به نام گنجه سبزدر تامبلر داد. The Green Cabinet on Tumblr  .در این گالری تعداد زیادی از عکسهای خبری قدیمی منتشر شده که قبل از این در دسترس عموم نبود. کوربیس برای حفظ و انتشار عمومی این تصاویر که قدمت بعضی از آنها به 1880 میرسد از آرشیو ملی عکس خبری ایالات متحده (United Press International picture archive ) کمک گرفته است.

این آرشیو عظیم که 11 میلیون تصویر را در خود جای داده است  چنان اهمیت دارد که کوربیس از فرط هیجان ازKen Johnston عکاس , مورخ و منتقد بزرگ آمریکایی دعوت میکند که به چند پرسش او پاسخ دهد.

این تصاویر را ببینید تا هم به میزان ارزش و اهمیت این ارشیو واقف شوید هم به این مطلب که  تحقیق در حفظ آرشیوهای تصویر چه میزان اهمیت دارد.

تصاویر گاهی بی نظیر که از خلال شعور عکاسهای آماتور و حتی حرفه ای ناشناس دهه ها قبل سربرآورده و هنوز هم متوانند برای ما سرمشق های جدیدی را به دنبال آورند.

توضیحات و مشخصات عکس را در زیر نویس نوشته شده.

1922 — Original caption: Stovitts and Mlle. Delysia in dance pose. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
1922 — Original caption: Stovitts and Mlle. Delysia in dance pose. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS


ca. 1933 — Original caption: Combo–Mae West and Greta Garbo. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
ca. 1933 — Original caption: Combo–Mae West and Greta Garbo. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
16 Jan 1930 — Photo shows Anita Loos, the noted authoress and Cecil Beaton, artist at Palm Beach, Florida. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
16 Jan 1930 — Photo shows Anita Loos, the noted authoress and Cecil Beaton, artist at Palm Beach, Florida. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
14 Dec 1951 — Original caption: 12/15/1951-New York, NY: The Duke of Windsor (r) chats with Mrs. Winston Guest at the swank Knickerbocker Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Dec. 14. Proceeds from the ball went to the Korean War Fund. BPA 2 #1669 — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
14 Dec 1951 — Original caption: 12/15/1951-New York, NY: The Duke of Windsor (r) chats with Mrs. Winston Guest at the swank Knickerbocker Ball at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Dec. 14. Proceeds from the ball went to the Korean War Fund. BPA 2 #1669 — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS


06 May 1938, Manhattan, New York City, New York State, USA — Original caption: Sight of Face will be the Strip Tease of 1950. New York: At least so says Charles Weidman of the Modern Dance Company. In its newest presentation, This Passion, Weidman’s dancers attempt to show how the civilian of that year will be so military-minded, gas masks and similar accouterments will be as common for wearing apparel as dresses, hats, and pants are today. He envisions the strip tease of 1960 as being a dance wherein the only article of clothing removed by the dancer is the gas mask. Here Katherine Manning, the «Strip Tease Queen», removes her mask to the accompaniment of male gasps and feminine squeals. The «audience» is comprised of Charles Weidman, Limon, Harriette Ann Gray, and Beatrice Seckler. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
06 May 1938, Manhattan, New York City, New York State, USA — Original caption: Sight of Face will be the Strip Tease of 1950. New York: At least so says Charles Weidman of the Modern Dance Company. In its newest presentation, This Passion, Weidman’s dancers attempt to show how the civilian of that year will be so military-minded, gas masks and similar accouterments will be as common for wearing apparel as dresses, hats, and pants are today. He envisions the strip tease of 1960 as being a dance wherein the only article of clothing removed by the dancer is the gas mask. Here Katherine Manning, the «Strip Tease Queen», removes her mask to the accompaniment of male gasps and feminine squeals. The «audience» is comprised of Charles Weidman, Limon, Harriette Ann Gray, and Beatrice Seckler. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
20 Apr 1951 — Original caption: Roy Heckler is the literally flea-bitten proprietor of the establishment – he feeds the tiny actors by the simple method of putting them on his arm and letting them help themselves. His father started the flea circus in 1900, and Roy took over in 1925. He used to import the fleas from Italy, but when the war cut off his supply, he started raising his own. He trains only female fleas since they are twice the size as males, but likes to give them names Napoleon, Benny or Rudolph. He trains them not to jump, but to crawl or walk by placing them in a long, horizontal glass tube. They bump their heads every time they jump, and soon they get out of the habit. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
20 Apr 1951 — Original caption: Roy Heckler is the literally flea-bitten proprietor of the establishment – he feeds the tiny actors by the simple method of putting them on his arm and letting them help themselves. His father started the flea circus in 1900, and Roy took over in 1925. He used to import the fleas from Italy, but when the war cut off his supply, he started raising his own. He trains only female fleas since they are twice the size as males, but likes to give them names Napoleon, Benny or Rudolph. He trains them not to jump, but to crawl or walk by placing them in a long, horizontal glass tube. They bump their heads every time they jump, and soon they get out of the habit. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS



22 Sep 1944, Washington, DC, USA — Original caption: Senator Ellison D. «Cotton Ed» Smith of South Carolina makes a sour face as he demonstrates his feelings concerning the New Deal and the possibilities of a fourth term for President Roosevelt. Face making took place during a meeting of anti-New Dealers at the Hotel Mayflower planning the defeat of the fourth term. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
22 Sep 1944, Washington, DC, USA — Original caption: Senator Ellison D. «Cotton Ed» Smith of South Carolina makes a sour face as he demonstrates his feelings concerning the New Deal and the possibilities of a fourth term for President Roosevelt. Face making took place during a meeting of anti-New Dealers at the Hotel Mayflower planning the defeat of the fourth term. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS


15 Aug 1925 — Original caption: Closeup of the operation of cutting the purse strings. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
15 Aug 1925 — Original caption: Closeup of the operation of cutting the purse strings. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS


14 Aug 1925, Duxbury, Massachusetts, USA — Original caption: Duxbury, Massachusetts: Little Miss Pansy Soule of Duxbury seated on the head of the Miles Standish statue, as it was being taken down by steeplejacks. Two years ago, the monument was struck by a bolt of lightning and the head and the left arm were broken off. The statue, which is 14 feet high and weighs several tons, is being taken down in sections. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
14 Aug 1925, Duxbury, Massachusetts, USA — Original caption: Duxbury, Massachusetts: Little Miss Pansy Soule of Duxbury seated on the head of the Miles Standish statue, as it was being taken down by steeplejacks. Two years ago, the monument was struck by a bolt of lightning and the head and the left arm were broken off. The statue, which is 14 feet high and weighs several tons, is being taken down in sections. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
1915, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA — A crowd waits for bleacher seats at the Baker Bowl for the Chicago White Soxs› first game of the 1915 season in Philadelphia. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
1915, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA — A crowd waits for bleacher seats at the Baker Bowl for the Chicago White Soxs› first game of the 1915 season in Philadelphia. — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
1925 — Children (6-7 years) playing with hose in garden — Image by © Bettmann/Corbis
1925 — Children (6-7 years) playing with hose in garden — Image by © Bettmann/Corbis
03 Mar 1946 — Original caption: 3/3/46-New York: Bobby-soxers, female half of the more than 6,000 teenagers who today appeared at the 7th Regiment Armory in New York, to enjoy the first of a series of «teen-frolics,» surround Benny Goodman whose orchestra gave out with the music for a jitterbug contest. Some of the young ladies hold photos of the «king of swing» waiting for his autograph. Civic groups beleive these entertainment programs for young America will help lessen juvenile deliquency. Similar dances will be held in other cities throughout the nation, all under legitimate sponsorship. BPA2 #4036 — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS
03 Mar 1946 — Original caption: 3/3/46-New York: Bobby-soxers, female half of the more than 6,000 teenagers who today appeared at the 7th Regiment Armory in New York, to enjoy the first of a series of «teen-frolics,» surround Benny Goodman whose orchestra gave out with the music for a jitterbug contest. Some of the young ladies hold photos of the «king of swing» waiting for his autograph. Civic groups beleive these entertainment programs for young America will help lessen juvenile deliquency. Similar dances will be held in other cities throughout the nation, all under legitimate sponsorship. BPA2 #4036 — Image by © Bettmann/CORBIS


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