Women with Guns
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Sebastiano Tomada Piccolomini - a member of the all-female fighting unit of the Free Syrian Army
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Barbara Stanwyck in a marketing thing for Annie Oakley (1935)
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Howard Duff and Yvonne De Carlo in “Calamity Jane and Sam Bass” (1949).
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Faye Dunaway in a publicity still for Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
Though many of Leen’s assignments were quite pedestrian—her photos have titles like “A Couple Looking for a House to Buy,” “Children Attending a Birthday Party,” and “American Women Playing Bridge”—her images are packed with as much violence, sexual tension, and mystery as any David Lynch film. Her photos wouldn’t look out of place next to Cindy Sherman’s on a gallery wall. But, unlike Lynch or Sherman, Leen found tension in the real world, and her subjects weren’t actors—they were just everyday people living out their lives.
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Jeanne Moreau and Brigitte Bardot are ready for action Viva Maria! (1965)
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