Dita Von Teese, Photo: Mary Ellen Mark
Even if you don’t celebrate Easter, I hope you enjoy the photographs if for only that you like rabbits and excellent photography. 
Un petit lapin, Shanghai 2002, Photo: Marc Riboud
Photo: Robert Doisneau
Vintage photograph of woman with bunny on leash, Photographer Unknown (I like this as seen together with the Doisneau photograph above. Curating is fun.)
Photo: Tim Walker
Photo: Albert Watson
Photo: Ellen Von Unwerth
Photo: Helmut Newton
Photo: Valentin Perrin
Candice Bergen at Truman Capote’s Black and White Ball 1966, Photo: Elliott Erwitt
Andy Warhol and Catherine Deneuve, Photo: Jean-Jacques Bugat
Photo: Robert Doisneau
Mitchell Leisen and Marlene Dietrich, Photographer Unknown
Little girl with rabbit, Portugal 1953, Photo: Jean Dieuzaide
Christina Ricci, Photo: Mary Ellen Mark
Photographer Unknown
Daphne Groeneveld, Photo: Lachlan Bailey
Photo: Ellen Von Unwerth
Photo: Sergi Pons
Japanese photographer, Michiko Kon, constructs sculptures with perishable ingredients like flowers and food, and photographs them the same day before it expires.
NYC Rockettes as Bunnies, 1970 Photographer Unknown, Courtesy of AP Photos
French vintage photograph of Woodland Rabbit, Photographer Unknown
Photo: Elliot Ross
I love this Elliot Ross photograph – obviously, I appreciate all of these photographs or I wouldn’t have posted them – but, this in particular is so peaceful a photograph. A perfect ending to the post given the position of the rabbit, but most of all I feel this radiates warmth, grace, beauty, gentleness, a certain quietness, dreaminess, and that which is transcendental. I know that is a lot of adjectives for one very simple photograph!
Next up – Easter eggs?
Photo: Tommy Ingberg
