Renoir, son fils Pierre et Alphonse Fournaise (fils) dans une barque à Chatou vers, 1900.

Larry Silver, Lower Level Staircase, Penn Station, 1951

Lazlo Moholy Nagy, Lyon, France, 1929

Ludwig West

Paul Strand, Wall Street, 1915

Kurt Baasch, 1912

Alexandre Trauner, Paris, 1940s

Neurdein Brothers, The Avenue Du Bois De Boulogne, Paris, 1900s

Alexander Artway, París, 1930

Jean Seberg, París, 1960

Alexandre Trauner, Paris, 1930's

Daniel Frasnay, París, 1955

Jack Delano, Group of Florida migrants on their way to Cranberry, New Jersey, to pick patatoes, Near Shawboro, North Carolina, 1940

Herbert List, Grotesque Figure, Park of Palazzo Orsini, Bomarzo, Italy, 1952

Framed by the leaves of a sycamore tree, 1935

Jack Delano, Sumnerfield Texas, 1943

Marc Riboud, Prague, 1962

Krass Clement, Paris, 1960s

Paul L. Anderson, In the Lackawana Yards, Hoboken, 1910.

Aurel Bauh

Eduardo Gageiro, Lisboa, Portugal, 1957-74

Cornell Capa, Winter in Hyde Park, London, 1952

Kurt Blum, Vor der Metropolitan Opera, New York, 1960

Louis Faurer, Union Square , New York City, 1950

Eliott Erwitt, Statue Liberty, 1950s

Andreas Feininger, Motion Hamburg, 1930

Fan Ho, Shanghai, 1961

Sterling Morrison, John Cale, Mary Woronov, Lou Reed, Andy Warhol, Nico, Gerard Malanga & Maureen Tucker in 1966 By Steve Schapiro

Robert Capa, Budapest.

Hereus de Joaquim Gomis, Ibiza, 1967.

Romualdas Požerskis, Klaipeda, 1976

Roadside stand, near Birmingham, Alabama, 1936

Sol Prom, Shadows 1, 1937

Rosmarie Pierer, Santiago de Chile.

Willy Ronis, Quai de Conti, París, 1956

Robert Doisneau, Paris, 1930s

Michael Wadleigh, Loralyn Baker, Dallas Notes, 1970

Raymond Voinquel, France, 1948

Robert Frank, Children with Sparklers, Provincetow, ca. 1958.

Gianni Berengo Gardin, Venice, 1958

Aldrtree’s father, Samuel McJunkin, in 1951 after a forest fire fighting effort in the Cascade mountain range in Washington State. He worked for the Forest Service during the summers to help pay for college.

St. Lawrence River, 1865

a telephone engineer, London, 1920s

Theodore Roosevelt, about 23 years of age in 1881.