
Sohrab Hura (schizophrenic mother with her dog), India, 2008. Source: newyorker.com
Sohrab Hura (schizophrenic mother with her dog), India, 2008. Source: newyorker.com
Isabela Castelan, Karma, 2016. Source: lauraiartgallery.com
Chant Avdedissian, “Cities of Egypt/Greetings from Masr”. Source: sothebys.com
Lou Reed by Mick Rock, 1975. Source: nytimes.com
1315 rendition of “Design for the Water Clock of the Peacocks” from the Book of the Knowledge of Ingenious Mechanical Devices by Badi al-Zaman ibn al-Razzaz al-Jazari (1136–1206). Source: metmuseum.org
Hesham Elsherif, from “The Way to Hell”. Source: arabdocphotography.org
Walid Ebeid, “Parting Carols”, 2018. Source: artsy.net
Youssef Rakha, “Winter Light”, January, 2020
Tony Karumba (Getty), albino children in Tanzania, 2009. Source: newsweek.com
Youssef Rakha, Fatherhood in Yellow, 2017
Elliott Erwitt, New York City, 1953. Source: magnumphotos.com
Mummy of a Cat, Abydos. Source: britishmuseum.org
Youssef Rakha, 2013
Colm Tóibín by Phoebe Ling. Source: colmtoibin.com
Youssef Rakha, Iford Delta 3200 Negative, 2003
Lorenzo Meloni, Homs, Syria, April 2016. Source: magnumphotos.com
Harry Gruyaert, Cairo, 1987. Source: magnumphotos.com
From Islam Henaish’s family archives, courtesy of the author
Denis Johnson by R. N. Johnson, 1976. Source: washingtonpost.com
Harry Gruyaert, Red Sea souvenir shop, 1988. Source: magnumphotos.com