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Hélène Eliat in Front of a Large Poster for the Soviet Navy, Moscow, Fall 1932. The poster reads: “From backward water transportation to a powerful Soviet Navy.”

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Hélène Eliat in Front of a Large Poster for the Soviet Navy, Moscow, Fall 1932. The poster reads: “From backward water transportation to a powerful Soviet Navy.”

Moscow police Officer Lighting a Cigarette for Hélène Eliat, Moscow, Fall 1932

Hélène Eliat Getting into a Car, Moscow, Fall 1932

Hélène Eliat Taking a Photograph with a Tripod, Moscow, Fall 1932

Hélène Eliat Taking a Photo on a Street in Moscow, Fall 1932

Lotte Lenya, Berlin, 1928

Pauline Koner, New York, ca. 1940

Mark Chagall and His Daughter Ida, New York, 1945

Robert Frost, Ripton, Vermont, 1959

Karl Bernhardovich Radek, Moscow, ca. August 1932

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