Portraits of twins, from the 1850s to 1950s.
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National Library of Wales |
Twin boys "who milk their cow everyday to get milk for their cats," Llanderfel, Wales, 1959.
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Yale Joel, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Twin sisters reading, 1963.
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Reykjavik Museum of Photography |
Twins in straw hats, 1909-1910, Iceland.
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New York Public Library |
The Abbott Twins, late 19th century.
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New York Public Library |
The Adair twins, 1920s.
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National Library of New Zealand |
Twin girls amongst flowers, Wellington, New Zealand, 1958.
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© IWM (D 10559) |
Twin boys evacuated from London brushing their teeth, England, 1942.
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Yale Joel, LIFE © Time Inc. |
First-grade twins at the blackboard, 1963.
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Bernard Hoffman, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Twin sisters saying their bedtime prayers, 1947.
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Paul Schutzer, LIFE © Time Inc.
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The Kalin twins on stage, NYC, 1958.
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State Library of New South Wales |
The acrobatic Turner Twins, 1937.
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Powerhouse Museum |
A woman holding twin babies, ca. 1900.
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Carlo Bavagnoli, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Fashionable twins in London, 1966.
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Fritz Goro, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Teenage twins in the car, 1944.
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New York Public Library |
Picture frame illusion, 1939-1940.
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Fritz Goro, LIFE © Time Inc. |
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© IWM (A 21245) |
Twin seamen aboard the HMS London, World War Two.
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Fritz Goro, LIFE © Time Inc. |
Teenage twins with a real mirror, 1944.
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George Eastman House |
Daguerreotype of twin sisters, ca. 1855.
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1 comment:
Great photos! There's just something about identicals that's fascinating, maybe because we assume that people -- like snowflakes -- always look unique.
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