The Polyglot: A Study in Portraiture: Egyptian, Syrian, Lebanese, Jordanian & Palestinian Women 1930-1949

Thursday, March 24, 2011

A Study in Portraiture: Egyptian, Syrian, Lebanese, Jordanian & Palestinian Women 1930-1949

The Polyglot at 3:33 PM

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AnonymousMarch 25, 2011 at 8:27 AM
Love this post. I'm always mesmerized by the beauty in old movies, not the movies itself.
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The Polyglot: The Polyglot was launched in 2007 in response to Condé Nast’s decision to not publish a Middle East edition of Vogue. The purpose of this site is to change perceptions about the Middle East and its Diaspora, by bridging cultures through a shared appreciation for art, fashion and design. Through cultural commentary, historical references and interviews with creative individuals shaping the region, the hope is to create a venue for cultural understanding and the exchange of ideas. The Polyglot is a writer, educator and curator, whose work has appeared in various publications including Harper's Bazaar Arabia, Muraqqa, BROWNBOOK, Aramco World and Dia Magazine. The Polyglot serves as a venue for unedited versions of his published work as well as new material. Contact The Polyglot at z.polyglot@gmail.com

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