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Rita Moreno: “That Hunk of Dynamite”
On the set of Fort Vengeance, 1953
Elderly weaver from the Catalogne canton of Canada
Canadian vintage postcard
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Robert Capa (1913-1954) Drivers from the French ambulance corps near the front, waiting to be called (Italy, 1944) Original album – Italy. Cassino Campaign. W.W.II. © 2001 By Cornell Capa, Agentur Magnum
Charlton Heston, Jan Sterling and Paul Douglas at the Coral Beach Club in Bermuda, 1954. This was a publicity still during their stage production of Born Yesterday, 1954.
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June 16, 1957: More than a million people sought relief from the 92.6 degree heat at Coney Island, the city’s hottest day in 1957.
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Nina Simone, 1970s.
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A striking black-and-white portrait of the legendary High Priestess of Soul, Nina Simone, captured in October 1969. The image features Simone in a powerful crouched pose, wearing a dark long-sleeved top and trousers, multiple layered necklaces, including a prominent fleur-de-lis, and her iconic natural afro. A quote in the bottom right corner reflects her philosophy: "Popularity doesn't mean that much to me. Nor does money. Music is my life."
Natalie Wood styling on the set of The Great Race, 1964.