Contact Sheet Print: A Llama in Times Square, 1957 Framing:Custom Black Frame

Contact Sheet Print: A Llama in Times Square, 1957 Framing:Custom Black FrameInge Moraths "A Llama in Times Square" image is one of her most iconic, originating from a magazine assignment for LIFE magazine in 1957. In its December 2, 1957 issue, the story was about a menagerie of television animals living at home with their trainers in a Manhattan brownstone. John P. Jacob wrote of Moraths image "the full caption reads, Linda, the Llama (sic) rides home via Broadway. She is just coming home from a television show in New Yorks

He listed it as one of his cultural highlights in an article for The Guardian last year

Dennis Stock’s images of James Dean offered a uniquely intimate insight into a life on the brink of stardom through the eyes of a close friend

Werner Bischof joined Magnum Photos in 1949

and kept the lens at a constant focal length

” Guerrero is one of the Mexican States that have been most affected by organized crime

Their ship is carrying seven airplanes

One of the cooperative’s most illustrious members

recording unforgettable image of the young actor in both his professional and private worlds

On one particular occasion

joined him in documenting a year in the life of a small Methodist chapel

For me it was a spectacle for the camera

to actors like Shirley MacLaine