Shoemaker’s Lunch, 1944. by Bernard Cole

Homosexual prisoners at the concentration camp at Sachsenhausen, Germany, wearing pink triangles on their uniforms on December 19, 1938.

Actress Marilyn Hare set out to kiss 10,000 soldiers in order to raise the morale of troops fighting in WWII. On her first day she kissed 733 men, 1942. by John Florea

Miner at His Evening Meal, 1937. by Bill Brandt

Brooklyn Gang, 1959. by Bruce Davidson

Hiroshima, 1945. by Alfred Eisenstaedt

Davide Chislagi, the Italian inventor, testing his single-wheel engine in France. 1933

An African boy in a cage watched by two white girls. Belgian Congo (1955)

Yangtze River, China. 1946. by Dmitri Kessel

Soldiers Farewells, New York City, 1944. by Alfred Eisenstaedt

Hippie dad and his daughter in Amsterdam 1968.

Sister Mary Thomas (right), an administrator at St Elizabeth's Hospital, convinces another nun of the convenience of an electric scooter, circa 1955.

Route 9W, New York, 1969

New York, Penn Station, 1949. by Simpson Kalisher

12th July 1968. Lisa Adams at her stall in Lexington Avenue, New York, where she encourages passers to help the Emergency Committee for Gun Control in Manhattan. The Committee calls for tighter laws following recent assassinations.

A beauty salon in Tehran, Iran. 1956

NYC, 1982. by Miron Zownir

Zito's Bakery, Bleecker Street, New York, 1948. by Berenice Abbott

New York City, 1993. By Jeff Mermelstein

Gary Anderson, a 23-Year-Old USC Student who designed the recycling logo for a contest, 1970.

Santa Monica, California, 1940. By Ralph Crane

New York City, 1974, by Joel Meyerowitz.

March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Washington DC, USA, 1963. by Leonard Freed

First time watching TV, Burgundy, France, 1962. by Janine Niépce

New York. 1978. by Susan Meiselas

New York, 1958. by Gordon Parks

Women Ride Home from the Fields, Little Carpathians, Czechoslovakia, 1968. by James P. Blair.

LaSalle at Amsterdam Avenue, New York. 1946. by Todd Webb

Ypres. British Soldiers, World War I. 1917. by Frank Hurley

England, Margate. 1986. By Martin Parr

New York City Subway, 1947. by Stanley Kubrick

Paris, 1963. by Mario Dondero

Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor, Spain. 1959. by Burt Glinn

The opening ceremony of Anoushiravan Dadgar High School, the first all-girls school in Iran, 1936.

Bruce Davidson recorded the gentleman in the mirror frame as if it were one of those picture frames on the wall. East 100th Street, 1966. by Bruce Davidson

Children play in the alleys behind their terraced houses in Salford, Manchester, 1962 - by Shirley Baker (1932 - 2014)

Butlins Holiday Camp, 1982. by Barry Lewis

1980s. by Jean-Francois Jonvelle

Homecoming Prisoner, Vienna, 1946-48

Belfast, Northern Ireland, Shopping over the watchful eye of the ever-present British soldier. 1973. Philip Jones Griffiths

A canal being drained and cleaned in Venice, Italy, 1956 - by Bill Perlmutter

The 1949 Dance Teachers Strike. by Francis Trevelyan Miller

In Aachen, two children stare in amazement at Krone's circus seal and its puppet show. Germany 1962

Looking for food. Freiburg, Germany. 1945

Nubian Woman Carrying Water, 1858, by Roger Fenton.

Israel, Sinai, Taba Beach resort, 1982. by Micha Bar-Am

Policeman, 59th Street, 1964, New York. By Evelyn Hofer

Red Light, Rome, 1956. by William Klein

Sunday, West Germany. 1965. by Leonard Freed

Asleep in the Sarcophagus in Christ Church, Spitalfields, London, 1940.

New York, 1992. by Ferdinando Scianna

Two Soviet soldiers reset german clocks forward to Moscow time. 1945. By Dmitri Baltermants

The Election of the First Beauty Queen in Communist Poland, 1956. By Erich Lessing

Café de Flore, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris. Robert Capa, 1952

Soldiers Farwells At Penn Station, 1944. by Alfred Eisenstaedt

French youth listening to radio on a beach. Arcachon. France, 1965. by Janine Niépce

A coal miner takes a bath after a shift in the mines. Cambria County, Pennsylvania, United States, April 1943. by Alfred Eisenstaedt

Cuba, Cuban revolution. 1959. by Burt Glinn

Penn Station, New York, 1947. by Ruth Orkin

Ahmad Shah Qajar, Shah of Iran and the last ruling member of the Qajar dynasty, in Paris, 1922.

Trafalgar Square, King George VI’s Coronation Day, 1937. by Henri Cartier-Bresson

Drinking After Work, Savoie, France. 1929

Americans Seen, Boston Mass, 1980. by Sage Sohier

Pride Street, Pittsburgh ,1955

Demonstrators opposed to the regime of the Shah of Iran sit on the East Front Capitol steps with protest signs. The Shah was in Washington for an official visit. (Photo by © Wally McNamee) 1978

New York, 1966. by Tod Papageorge

Untitled, 1969. by Tony Ray-Jones

Portrait of the artist's brother, Eugenio Kertesz, 1919. by André Kertész