These Daguerreotype Portraits Show the Oldest Generation of People to Ever be Photographed, 1840-1850
The pictures in this collection are some of the earliest known portrait photogra…
The pictures in this collection are some of the earliest known portrait photogra…
Imagine getting on a train and leaving your parents and your family behind. Imag…
Picasso’s self-portraits are important because they span his entire career, and …
Edward Linley Sambourne was one of the first photographers to capture street fas…
During World War II, letters were essential for soldiers and sailors stationed overs…
After World War II had ended, the surrendered Japan was devastated. All the larg…
From the 1960s to the late 1980s, New York City’s iconic Times Square was a difficul…
On August 25, 1914, the German army ravaged the Belgian city of Leuven (Louvain)…
During the 1920s, car ownership exploded. Everyday consumers were making more mo…
In 1942, twenty-one-year-old Esther Bubley, accepted a position with the Office …
There are several accounts from the 1850s describing the unexplained appearance in p…
These instructional photos were shown as training materials for new hires at Kry…
In October 1937, Farm Security Administration photographer Arthur Rothstein visited …
In April 2003 Jørn Utzon, at the age of 85, was awarded the Pritzker Prize ─arch…
These photos, taken by the Office of War Information photographer John Collier i…
These photos from the Gulbenkian Art Library capture the men and women of Lisbon and…
The World Trade Center project was initiated in the early 1960s through the influenc…
The Great Migrations from 1910 to 1960 brought hundreds of thousands of African-Amer…
These vintage photographs come from an untitled album from the 1890s which records v…
During the Second World War, propaganda posters in the United States were commonly s…