#bert hardy

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Bert Hardy. A second-hand clothes shop in Gorbals. 1948

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Cabaret dancer, eighteen year old Ann Sullivan enjoys a smoke on her way to work by underground. For two shows a night and one on Saturdays she is paid £12 a week.

Bert Hardy, “This Is How the Chorus Lives,” Picture Post, 1952

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Down the Bay, Photo by Bert Hardy, 1950

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A group of spivs with time on their hands play dice for money in a London wasteland area, 1954 - by Bert Hardy (1913 - 1995), English

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Quite Drink. Two elderly men lean on a bar on which rest glasses of stout in a public house, the Elephant & Castle. London. 1949 January

Photo: Bert Hardy

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Bert Hardy, A groups of men in a Chinese hostel in Liverpool, 1942

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Bert Hardy

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Bert Hardy. A group of men in a Chinese hostel in Liverpool, May 1942

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Two prostitutes talking to a client on a Barcelona street corner. Bert Hardy, 1951

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Audrey Hepburn by Bert Hardy playing with a dog in Richmond Park, London, May 1950

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© Bert Hardy | Hulton Archive | Getty

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Dancers backstage between shows at Ciro's Club on Orange Street, London

Bert Hardy, “Cabaret Time in London,” Picture Post, February 3, 1950

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Unemployed Teenagers, Liverpool, Photo by Bert Hardy, 1957

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Dalton on railway, Lancaster, 1950 - by Bert Hardy (1913 - 1995), English

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Bert Hardy, Taylor Street, Townhead, Glasgow, 1955

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Last London Bus. 1953

Photo: Bert Hardy