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"We All Wear the Green Carnation"
"We All Wear the Green Carnation" Act 3, Scene 1 of Noel Coward's 1929 operetta 'Bitter Sweet' Courtesy of British Pathe
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HH the Maharajah of Cooch-Behar
HH the Maharajah of Cooch-Behar by Charles Baskerville Cover of 'Bachelor,' June 1937
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"Don't turn around now but I think we've come up in the wrong magazine"
"Don't turn around now but I think we've come up in the wrong magazine" from 'Bachelor,' June 1937, pg. 12 Courtesy of New York Public Library
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Larry Crabbe
Larry Crabbe from 'Bachelor,' June 1937, pg. 65 Courtesy of New York Public Library
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"Paris & London"
"Paris & London" from 'Bachelor,' May 1937, pg. 4 Courtesy of New York Public Library
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Bachelor, July 1937
Cover: Paul Cadmus, "Francisco" Courtesy of New York Public Library
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Bachelor, August 1937
Cover: Portrait of William Whitehead by Luigi Luccioni Courtesy of New York Public Library
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Walt Whitman and Peter Doyle
Mid 1860s Courtesy of ARTstore Digital Library
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Arthur Zaidenberg illustration of 'A rebour'
Illustration by Arthur Zaidenberg from 1932 American edition of J. K. Huysmans' 'A rebour' published in New York by Hartsdale House
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Charles Henri Ford, "Interlude"
from 'The New Yorker' August 20, 1927, pg. 40
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The Well of Loneliness cover
Radclyffe Hall's 'The Well of Loneliness' first British Edition "With an Appreciation by Havelock Ellis" (London: Jonathan Cape, 1928)
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Leo Adams, "Sudden Night"
Leo Adams Papers New York Public Library
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Leo Adams to Merle Macbain, December 15, 1928, page 2
New York Public Library
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Leo Adams to Merle Macbain, December 15, 1928, page 1
New York Public Library
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Leo Adams ca. 1940
Leo Adams Papers New York Public Library
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Queer Bronzeville, 1900-1985, by Tristan Cabello
The history of African American gays and lesbians on Chicago's South Side. First published on OutHistory in 2012.
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Leo Adams: A Gay Life in Letters, 1928-1952, by Michael S. Miller
An exhibit based on original research in the extensive archive of a gay man who saved his correspondence. Adams (1903-1995) was born in Menominee, Michigan, moved to Chicago for several years, and then lived in New York for most of his life.
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"Patriotic Duties"
Anthony Gonzales 2008
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"Let Your Imagination Take Flight"
Anthony Gonzales 2008
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"Sexy"
Anthony Gonzales 2008