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    J.C. Leyendecker, detail of Votes for Women, Study for Saturday Evening Post Cover, January 1911. Oil on canvas. Baaby girl with hair tied back in a pink ribbon marches for women's sufferage, sign in hand. A Brief History of Magazine Cover Illustration
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    The Terror of War, June 8, 1972. License World Press Photo Questions Authorship of “Napalm Girl” Image

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    World Press Photo Questions Authorship of “Napalm Girl” Image

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