Silver screen

An audience in 1952 watches the premiere of <n>Bwana Devil</n>, the first 3-D feature film.

<n>Audrey Hepburn</n> in a wedding dress by <n>Hubert de Givenchy</n> from the 1957 film <n>Funny Face</n>.

47th Street in <n>Times Square</n>, New York, 1957. Photo by <n>André Robé</n>.

New Year's Eve at <n>Studio 54</n>, 1978. Photo by <n>Tod Papageorge</n>.

<n>New York City, 1965 (Kiss Me Stupid)</n> by photographer <n>Joel Meyerowitz</n>.

<n>Audrey Hepburn</n> photographed by <n>Vivian Maier</n> at the 1964 Chicago premiere of <n>My Fair Lady</n>.

A 1952 cocktail party in Beverly Hills hosted by <n>Veronica Cooper</n>, with guest <n>Ginger Macrae</n>. Photo by <n>Slim Aarons</n>.

Untitled (c. 1950s), a photograph by <n>Saul Leiter</n>.

<n>Audrey Hepburn</n> in a <n>Givenchy</n> dress from the 1961 film <n>Breakfast at Tiffany's</n>.

<n>Granville Street</n> (1960), a photograph by <n>Fred Herzog</n> capturing a rainy evening in Vancouver.

A still from <n>Alfred Hitchcock</n>'s <n>Spellbound</n> (1945), with a <n>Surrealist</n> set by <n>Salvador Dalí</n>.

<n>Hot Shot Eastbound at the Drive-In, Iaeger, West Virginia</n> by <n>O. Winston Link</n>, 1956.