Senator John F. Kennedy Campaigning with his Wife in Boston Photograph Carl Mydans © Time Inc.
Navy CPO, Graham Jackson, Playing "Going Home" as President Roosevelt's Body is Carried, Warm Springs, GA, April 13, 1945. Photograph © Ed Clark /All Rights Reserved
Richard Nixon giving a Victory Speech, 1968Photograph Lee Balterman © Time Inc
The Lindy Hop, The Savoy, Harlem, 1939Photograph © Cornell Capa /All Rights Reserved
The Monroe Gallery of Photography, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, specializes in classic black & white photography with an emphasis on humanist and photojournalist imagery. It was founded in 2001 by Sidney and Michelle Monroe, following 20 years of gallery experience in New York City. The gallery features work by more than 50 renowned photographers and also represents a select group of contemporary and emerging photographers. Gallery Photographers
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These are wonderful. Such an appropriate post for today.
there is something about the Kennedy that is hard to stop to look at .... a diferent magnetism . even today ... you never get used .
and this photo , it seems they're "chating" , nice and easy among all .... wonderful .
i liked the Nixon's too , it is funny , like a caricature of victory .
incredible how people develops personal identification with the mans on power . the sadness and happy photographys are touching .
Caio makes a great statement about Nixon. Thanks for linking to the Monroe Gallery.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful photos that are so very appropriate for President's Day. These photos are just amazing.
God bless and have a richly blessed day!!!
i love the richness of black and white photography.so many thanks for sharing the link to the Monroe Gallery.
Great b/w pictures. Lot of history in there. My favourite is the second one.
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