‘In 1915 (photographer) Leon Gimpel befriended a group of children from the Grenata Street neighbourhood in Paris who had established their own “army”. He began to visit them regularly on Sundays, helping them to build their arsenal from whatever was to hand, providing direction in “casting”, and recording with his camera the army’s triumphs over the evil enemy, the Boche.’
- Australian War MemorialTomorrow: a conversation about WWI with historian and writer Adam Hochschild.
‘In 1915 (photographer) Leon Gimpel befriended...group of children from the Grenata Street...
‘In 1915 (photographer) Leon Gimpel befriended...group of children from the Grenata Street...
i remember acting things out as a child…i wish i could still do this sort of thing now. it all seems like the best idea.
do kids invest this much in play anymore? or do those selfish little fuckers just not give a shit because they have an...
‘In 1915 (photographer) Leon Gimpel befriended a group of children from the Grenata Street neighbourhood in Paris who...
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A fascinating concept, is it not? Very much like live theatre. How nice though that this photographer didn’t have to pay...
I want to be that magnificent kid in the flying machine.
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