Charles Dana Gibson

This one is called “Summer Sports”, ca. 1904. First published in Life, 1904.

I love the languorous woman flying her kite from a lying down position.

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6 Responses to Charles Dana Gibson

  1. DBW says:

    I would guess that they have all been smoking opium. I wish I was there.

  2. ricki says:

    hahahahaha. I love that it’s a sport you can do in a big-ass DRESS, with your hair all up like that, and even lying down.

    (I’ve played badminton in a dress, though. Not a dress like those; I’d have tripped all over the place and killed myself).

    (This also reminds me of a friend I had in grad school who like bocce ball because she said, “Any sport I can play with a drink in my hand is the sport for me.”)

  3. Ceci says:

    HAHAHAHA Look at the kites!!! I’d LOVE to be there, wearing those soft, feminine gowns and languorously playing with my man-toys…

  4. Ceci says:

    HAHAHAHA Look at the kites!!! I’d LOVE to be there, wearing those soft, feminine gowns and languorously playing with my man-toys…

  5. red says:

    “langorously playing with my man-toys”

    Seriously, that is the best way to word it EVER.

  6. ricki says:

    hahahahaha! I just looked at it again and saw that the “kites” WERE actually “man-toys.”

    man, this guy was genius.

    alas, I’ve never been in that position in my life. It appeals to me strongly though (even though it’s not that nice to string a fellow along, to toy with him…there’s something appealing about that kind of power.)

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