Fine Print: Girl at the flower shop. New York, 1958 Black and White

Fine Print: Girl at the flower shop. New York, 1958 Black and WhiteAfter quitting LIFE magazine in 1954, W. Eugene Smith moved into a shabby loft in New Yorks flower district. Smith described the broken window as the proscenium arch with me on the third stage looking through it, and the whole audience in performance down before me, an everchanging pandemonium of delicate details and habitual rhythms. LIFE published this work, As From My Window I Sometimes Glance, under the headline Drama Beneath a City Window on

High above the dense grid of São Paulo

Andy Warhol never shirked a publicity opportunity

The photograph was taken not long before Bischof’s death

Burri captures the remarkable visual of dead lotus flowers reflected on the surface of Kunming Lake

In the late ‘90s Chris Steele-Perkins embarked on a three-year project on Mount Fuji

line the banks of the Sammamish Slough with their inner tubes in hand

symbolised the Cold War and

and Martin Luther King

before the wall fell

turned into friendship

The heavyweight world championship fight saw the ‘unbeatable’ George Foreman go head-to-head with the older Muhammad Ali and would go down as one of the biggest upsets in sporting history

which was extraordinary