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“Mrs. Martini, wife of the Bronx Zoo lion keeper, kisses a tiger cub. She is temporarily caring for the cubs because their captive mother will not nurse them.”
LIFE Magazine, 1944

“Mrs. Martini, wife of the Bronx Zoo lion keeper, kisses a tiger cub. She is temporarily caring for the cubs because their captive mother will not nurse them.”

LIFE Magazine, 1944

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Philippe Halsman, 1959. 

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Philippe Halsman, 1959. 

Life Magazine fashion photoshoot. Florida, 1950.

Life Magazine fashion photoshoot. Florida, 1950.

Danny Kaye, June Havoc, Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall at the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, 1947. Photographed by Martha Holmes.

Danny Kaye, June Havoc, Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall at the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings, 1947. Photographed by Martha Holmes.

Gina Lollabrigida, 1952. Photographed by Philippe Halsman.

Gina Lollabrigida, 1952. Photographed by Philippe Halsman.

A wartime coif coined “Winged Victory”, New York City, 1943. Photographed by Nina Leen.

A wartime coif coined “Winged Victory”, New York City, 1943. Photographed by Nina Leen.

Fred Astaire photographed by Bob Landry, 1945.

Fred Astaire photographed by Bob Landry, 1945.

Pregnant Mrs. Jane Dill, after being told the chemical wafer on her tongue indicates the baby is a girl, 1954. Photograph by Wallace Kirkland.
This photo made me tear up a little.

Pregnant Mrs. Jane Dill, after being told the chemical wafer on her tongue indicates the baby is a girl, 1954. Photograph by Wallace Kirkland.

This photo made me tear up a little.

Grace Kelly photographed shopping by Lisa Larson, 1956.

Grace Kelly photographed shopping by Lisa Larson, 1956.

Anita Ekberg, 1951. Photograph by Milton Greene.

Anita Ekberg, 1951. Photograph by Milton Greene.

Suzy Parker photographed in 1952 by Milton Greene.

Suzy Parker photographed in 1952 by Milton Greene.

Marlene Dietrich, 1952. Photograph by Milton Greene.

Marlene Dietrich, 1952. Photograph by Milton Greene.

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