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From 1926, four men climb the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City as part of a test for applicants wishing to be appointed to paint the bridge.
📷️: Topical Press Agency/Hulton Archive | #GettyImages #GettyArchive
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On this day in 1821, the rubber hose was invented by James Boyd of Boston, Massachusetts, who patented a cotton-web fire hose lined with rubber to replace leaky, heavy, riveted leather.
Seen here, office workers step between firehoses on New Bridge Street in Blackfriars, the morning after a German bombing blitz of London.
📷️: Hulton-Deutsch Collection/Corbis via Getty Images | #GettyImages #GettyArchive
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"But man is in a tight place, the poor slave is on him, woman is coming on him, and he is surely between-a hawk and a buzzard"
From Sojourner Truth's seminal speech, later titled "Ain't I a Woman?", delivered on this day 175 years ago.
The American abolitionist and women's rights activist was born enslaved, escaping to freedom with her infant daughter in 1826, and became a key figure in the fight against slavery during the 19th century. Her impromptu address at the Ohio Women's Rights Convention emphasised the intersecting oppressions of being both Black and a woman in the US.
Truth's words were first transcribed in the Anti-Slavery Bugle newspaper by her friend and ally Marius Robinson, who was present during the speech. The repeated question, "Ain't I a Woman?", does not appear in Robinson's account but was incorporated into an amended version twelve years later by suffragist Frances Dana Barker Gage. Her interpretation became more widely known, though is now considered historically inaccurate.
Shown here below this portrait of Truth is a phrase that alludes to one of photography's early slogans: "Secure the shadow [photograph] ere the substance [body] fade". It refers to the activist's means of earning money at the time by copyrighting her own image and selling photographs.
📷️: S. C. Wright/Heritage Art/Heritage Images via Getty Images | #GettyImages #PreservingThePast #GettyArchive
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An autochrome family portrait of the Parisian bourgeoisie posing on the stairs of their second home on the occasion of a family party in 1920.
On the right, a young woman dressed in white is likely a housekeeper in charge of the children's education.
📷️: Leemage/Corbis via Getty Images | #vintage #photography #history #historicphotos #frenchhistory #paris #stepbackintime
Candy Floss Kids: a group of children at a cotton-candy stall, 1949.
📷️: FPG/Archive Photos
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Tintype Portraits
These images are a set of developed negatives that look like positives, direct from the camera. Commonly called Tintypes, they are also known as Melainotypes, Melanographs, or Ferrotypes, and there is actually no tin support involved.
The Tintype is a variation of the silver-based, wet collodion photographic process, produced on a dark lacquered or varnished thin sheet of iron (approx. 0.15mm). They are like Ambrotypes produced on glass, but cheaper, less fragile, lighter in weight, faster, and easier to produce.
You can still have your portrait taken by a skilled tintypist today – the process and their unusual beauty endured - but credit for their introduction goes to Adolphe-Alexandre Martin who described it to the French Academy of Sciences back in 1853.
See part of a collection to be conserved in the Archive.
As part of a regular series, the conservator of Getty Images Hulton Archive shares surprising encounters and everyday challenges of protecting a multimedia collection.
📷: Corporal Hiram Warner, 1861 | Hulton Archive | #GettyArchive
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From 1995, Madonna posing for Elton John's camera at the 14th annual BRIT Awards in London.
📷️: Duncan Raban/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @duncanraban | @popperfoto | #GettyImages #PreservingThePast #GettyArchive
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In the early morning of 27th May 1911, a fire broke out as workers hurried to repair a concession at Dreamland, Coney Island, in preparation for the Memorial Day weekend. In their urgency, workers kicked over a bucket of hot tar being used to repair a leak in 'Hell Gate', a boat ride. The ride was soon in flames.
The new water pumping station, built specifically for Coney Island, boasted a water pressure of at least 125 pounds; however, when called into action, the pressure was closer to 20 pounds. The fire left 2,500 people unemployed.
With the rollercoaster in the background, firefighters work to control the fire which razed Dreamland, the Coney Island amusement park, May 1911.
📷️: Buyenlarge
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On this day in 1931, the first successful manned flight into the stratosphere took place.
Onboard the hydrogen balloon within a pressurised aluminium cabin were Auguste Piccard, a Swiss physicist and inventor, and his assistant, Paul Kipfer. Launching from Augsburg in Germany, they reached an altitude of over 50,000 feet, where Piccard was able to study cosmic rays and atmospheric conditions at extreme heights.
Not only did the flight break the world altitude record but it also marked a breakthrough in our understanding of the stratosphere – for example, confirming that humans could survive at such altitudes.
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2. Auguste Piccard in his balloon capsule, Augsburg, 1931 | RDB/ullstein bild via Getty Images | @ullsteinbild
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On this day in 1931, the first successful manned flight into the stratosphere took place.
Onboard the hydrogen balloon within a pressurised aluminium cabin were Auguste Piccard, a Swiss physicist and inventor, and his assistant, Paul Kipfer. Launching from Augsburg in Germany, they reached an altitude of over 50,000 feet, where Piccard was able to study cosmic rays and atmospheric conditions at extreme heights.
Not only did the flight break the world altitude record but it also marked a breakthrough in our understanding of the stratosphere – for example, confirming that humans could survive at such altitudes.
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1. The hydrogen balloon, Augsburg, 1931 | ullstein bild/ullstein bild via Getty Images | @ullsteinbild
2. Auguste Piccard in his balloon capsule, Augsburg, 1931 | RDB/ullstein bild via Getty Images | @ullsteinbild
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The RMS Queen Mary departed Southampton on her maiden voyage 90 years ago today. Carrying approximately 2,000 passengers, including royalty, celebrities, and 150 journalists, she arrived in New York on 1stJune 1936, to a massive reception from over 250,000 onlookers.
Photographed here on 7th February 1953, the Queen Mary sets sail for Europe from New York.
📷️: Bettmann | #GettyImages #GettyArchive
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"The stars don't look bigger, but they do look brighter"
Sally Ride – the first American woman in space – on the view during orbit.
Born 75 years ago today, she joined NASA as part of the first class to accept women, selected as one of six among 35 astronauts in total.
It was in 1983 that she made history by flying aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger as a mission specialist. Ride played a key role in developing the robotic arm for the shuttle, operating it in space to deploy and retrieve satellites.
Leaving NASA four years later, she dedicated her life to science education, serving as a professor and co-founding Sally Ride Science, a programme that encourages young girls to pursue careers in STEM. Ride died in 2012 from pancreatic cancer, leaving a lasting influence on space exploration and gender equality within the sciences.
Follow our link in bio @gettyarchive to discover more images, or swipe to see:
1. Portrait, 1983 | Douglas Kirkland/Corbis via Getty Images | @douglaskirkland_
2. The crew of NASA's STS-7 space mission in space, June 1983. From left to right, they are (back row) Robert L. Crippen, Frederick H. Hauck and John M. Fabian; (front row) Sally Ride and Norman E. Thagard | Space Frontiers
3. View of Ride in the cockpit of NASA's Challenger, June 1983 | NASA/Interim Archives
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"The stars don't look bigger, but they do look brighter"
Sally Ride – the first American woman in space – on the view during orbit.
Born 75 years ago today, she joined NASA as part of the first class to accept women, selected as one of six among 35 astronauts in total.
It was in 1983 that she made history by flying aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger as a mission specialist. Ride played a key role in developing the robotic arm for the shuttle, operating it in space to deploy and retrieve satellites.
Leaving NASA four years later, she dedicated her life to science education, serving as a professor and co-founding Sally Ride Science, a programme that encourages young girls to pursue careers in STEM. Ride died in 2012 from pancreatic cancer, leaving a lasting influence on space exploration and gender equality within the sciences.
Follow our link in bio @gettyarchive to discover more images, or swipe to see:
1. Portrait, 1983 | Douglas Kirkland/Corbis via Getty Images | @douglaskirkland_
2. The crew of NASA's STS-7 space mission in space, June 1983. From left to right, they are (back row) Robert L. Crippen, Frederick H. Hauck and John M. Fabian; (front row) Sally Ride and Norman E. Thagard | Space Frontiers
3. View of Ride in the cockpit of NASA's Challenger, June 1983 | NASA/Interim Archives
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"The stars don't look bigger, but they do look brighter"
Sally Ride – the first American woman in space – on the view during orbit.
Born 75 years ago today, she joined NASA as part of the first class to accept women, selected as one of six among 35 astronauts in total.
It was in 1983 that she made history by flying aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger as a mission specialist. Ride played a key role in developing the robotic arm for the shuttle, operating it in space to deploy and retrieve satellites.
Leaving NASA four years later, she dedicated her life to science education, serving as a professor and co-founding Sally Ride Science, a programme that encourages young girls to pursue careers in STEM. Ride died in 2012 from pancreatic cancer, leaving a lasting influence on space exploration and gender equality within the sciences.
Follow our link in bio @gettyarchive to discover more images, or swipe to see:
1. Portrait, 1983 | Douglas Kirkland/Corbis via Getty Images | @douglaskirkland_
2. The crew of NASA's STS-7 space mission in space, June 1983. From left to right, they are (back row) Robert L. Crippen, Frederick H. Hauck and John M. Fabian; (front row) Sally Ride and Norman E. Thagard | Space Frontiers
3. View of Ride in the cockpit of NASA's Challenger, June 1983 | NASA/Interim Archives
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“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
#GettyImages #GettyArchive #HelenaBonhamCarter
“I think everything in life is art. What you do. How you dress. The way you love someone, and how you talk. Your smile and your personality. What you believe in, and all your dreams. The way you drink your tea. How you decorate your home. Or party. Your grocery list. The food you make. How your writing looks. And the way you feel. Life is art”
Helena Bonham Carter, who turns 60 today.
The English actress, who has appeared in both independent and blockbuster films, is well-known for her collaborations with Tim Burton, as well as her roles in 'The King's Speech', 'Harry Potter', and 'The Crown'.
Swipe to see a selection of images from the actress's life and career:
1. Portrait, circa 1986 in Los Angeles, California | Aaron Rapoport/Corbis | @aaronrapoport |
2. With her parents, Elena Propper de Callejon and Raymond Bonham Carter, circa 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
3. Photoshoot for British Vogue magazine, 1987 | Andrea Blanch
4. Publicity portrait for the film 'Lady Jane', 1986 | Paramount
5. 'Theory of Flight' Los Angeles Premiere at Avco Cinema in Westwood, California, December 1998 | Vinnie Zuffante
6. UK Premiere of 'Agatha Christie's Seven Dials' at The May Fair Hotel, January 2026 | Dave Benett/WireImage | @davebenett
7. During the filming of 'Howards End', London, March 1991 | Mikki Ansin
8. Portrait taken in September 1984 | Mike Moore/Daily Express/Hulton
9. BFI Preview of 'Nolly' at BFI Southbank, January 2023 | Eamonn M. McCormack | @eamonnmcc
10. Portrait of Bonham Carter, 1983 | Steve Wood/Popperfoto via Getty Images | @popperfoto
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Story Save - Melhor ferramenta gratuita para salvar Stories, Reels, Fotos, Vídeos, Destaques e IGTV no seu celular.
Story-save.com é uma ferramenta online intuitiva que permite aos usuários baixar e salvar vários tipos de conteúdo, incluindo histórias, fotos, vídeos e materiais do IGTV, diretamente do Instagram. Com o Story-Save, você pode facilmente baixar conteúdo diverso do Instagram e visualizá-lo quando quiser, mesmo sem acesso à internet. Esta ferramenta é perfeita para aqueles momentos em que você encontra algo interessante no Instagram e quer salvar para ver depois. Use o Story-Save para garantir que você não perca a chance de levar seus momentos favoritos do Instagram com você!
Nossas vantagens:
Sem Necessidade de Registro
Evite downloads de apps e cadastros, armazene stories na web.
Exclusivo e Alta Qualidade
Diga adeus ao conteúdo de baixa qualidade, preserve apenas Stories em alta resolução.
Acessível em Todos
Dispositivos Baixe Stories do Instagram usando qualquer navegador, iPhone ou Android.
Completamente Grátis
Sem taxas. Baixe qualquer Story sem custos.
Perguntas Frequentes
- 1. Vá para a ferramenta de Download de Histórias do Instagram.
- 2. Digite o nome de usuário do perfil do Instagram no campo fornecido e clique no botão Baixar.
- 3. Você verá todas as Histórias disponíveis para o período de 24 horas. Selecione as que deseja e clique em Baixar.