[Pablo Picasso leaning against a wall, Vallauris, France]

$108 Bill

[Harvey Haglund making a woman's portrait on the sidewalk, New York]

[Pablo Picasso engaging his son Claude and Françoise Gilot holding a sketch in the garden, Vallauris, France]

[Pablo Picasso engaging his son Claude and Françoise Gilot holding a sketch in the garden, Vallauris, France]

[Henri Matisse working from his bed at the Hotel Regina in Cimiez, Nice, France]

[Stanley Kubrick drawing Lolita's sunglasses on nuclear warhead on the set of his film "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"]

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[Henri Matisse smiling and working from his bed at the Hotel Regina in Cimiez, Nice, France]

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Vietnam II

Angry Arts Against the War in Vietnam

[Ludwig Bemelmans smoking a cigar with his wife Madeleine Freund, Lech, Austria]

[Rag peddler Sam Karshnowitz leading horse rented to pull his wagon, New York]

79th St. and York Ave.

[Rag peddler Sam Karshnowitz leading horse rented to pull his wagon, New York]

Stop the Old Bullshit

[Rag peddler Sam Karshnowitz leading horse rented to pull his wagon, New York]

American Woman Artist Show

[Henri Matisse working on a ladder on designs of the murales for the Vence Chapel at the Hotel Regina in Cimiez, Nice, France]

[Henri Matisse working on a ladder on designs of the murales for the Vence Chapel at the Hotel Regina in Cimiez, Nice, France]

A pole-vaulter in the 70+ category defies gravity at the 2001 Senior Olympics. In fifteen years, the Senior Olympics has grown from a modest experiment to a national phenomenon drawing more than 12,000 athletes in dozens of events.

A sprinter crosses the finish line during a track event at the 2001 Senior Olympics. In fifteen years, the Senior Olympics has grown from a modest experiment to a national phenomenon drawing more than 12,000 athletes in dozens of events.