L. I. Portrait, Greenvale

Mark Goodman

Untitled (man in polo shirt with crossed arms)

Kevin E. Bubriski

Patricia Albjerg Graham (born c. 1935)

Melvin Robbins Patricia Albjerg Graham

Untitled (man and two women in front of buffet with candles)

Samuel Cooper

Untitled (portrait of young girl with hands crossed at chest)

Paul Gittings

Untitled (parents posed with young child)

Hamblin Studio

Untitled (unidentified man in traditional Japanese dress, kneeling, left hand resting on leg)

Unidentified Artist

Emilio C. Varas (Chilian delegate)

Mathew B. Brady

Simeon Braguin

Gjon Mili

Edward Waldo Forbes (1873-1969)

Arthur Pope Edward Waldo Forbes

[Laurence Feininger]

Lyonel Feininger

Photo Album

Untitled (men around a piano dressed up as cowboys and cowgirls)

Joseph Janney Steinmetz

Untitled (group of alumni posing for picture, Princeton University reunion, Princeton, NJ)

Joseph Janney Steinmetz

Untitled (man holding head and tail of snake)

Joseph Janney Steinmetz

Untitled (portrait of three men, three generations)

Hamblin Studio

Untitled (portrait of a young woman)

Curtis Studio

Nixon Resignation — Springfield, Missouri

Dennis Feldman

Remain Cool In Heat of Battle: Platoon leader 2nd Lt. Hector Colon of Chicago, left, and Sgt. Johnnie English of San Antonio, Texas go over some maps in South Vietnam’s War Zone C. Colon’s platoon was the last of Bravo Company to be evacuated from the jungle after a day of patrolling and was caught in the close quarter firefight with Communist troops. The men of Colon’s platoon were credited with killing 60 of the enemy of the estimated 500 that surrounded them

George McArthur