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<n>Young Family at an Amusement Park</n> (1970), photographed by <n>John H. White</n> for the EPA's <n>DOCUMERICA</n> project.

A still from <n>The Carters</n>' music video '<n>Apeshit</n>' in front of <n>Leonardo da Vinci</n>'s <n>Mona Lisa</n>.

Photo by <n>Otto Stupakoff</n> for <n>Harper's Bazaar</n> in Mexico, 1972.

<n>ROSE</n> by photographer <n>Kate Bellm</n>, the cover of her book <n>Amor</n>.

<n>This Photograph is my proof</n>, a 1974 work by photographer <n>Duane Michals</n>.

Cover of the 1991 album <n>Osez Joséphine</n> by <n>Alain Bashung</n>. Photo by <n>Richard Dumas</n>.

A still of <n>Jane Birkin</n> from the 1969 film <n>Slogan</n>.

A film still from <n>Dirty Dancing</n> (1987).

<n>Rest Energy</n>, a 1980 performance by <n>Marina Abramović</n> and <n>Ulay</n>.

From a 1973 issue of <n>Essence Magazine</n>.

Dancers <n>Rudolf Nureyev</n> and <n>Margot Fonteyn</n> rehearsing the ballet <n>Marguerite and Armand</n>. Photo by <n>Zoe Dominic</n>.

A film still of <n>Johnny Depp</n> and <n>Amy Locane</n> in the 1990 film <n>Cry-Baby</n>.

<n>Valentine's Day, The Tin Pan Alley, New York City</n>, a 1981 photograph by <n>Nan Goldin</n>.

<n>Gli Amanti</n> by photographer <n>Mario Giacomelli</n> from the series <n>Verrà la morte e avrà i tuoi occhi</n>.

Composite image by <n>Pierre J.</n> showing a couple on a beach and a <n>French nuclear weapon test</n> in <n>Mururoa</n>.

A bedroom interior at <n>The Rainbow Getaway</n> in Palm Springs, California.

A still from the animated music video for <n>One for Trouble</n> by <n>Michael Bruner</n> and <n>Caleb Ely</n>.

The <n>Hasanlu Lovers</n>, skeletons dated to c. 800 BC, discovered at <n>Teppe Hasanlu</n>, Iran in 1972.

From the <n>Archive Collective Gallery Opening</n>, via <n>Archive Collective Magazine</n>.

The 1992 album cover for <n>Bom Demais</n> by <n>Araketu</n>.

A page from a notebook by artist <n>Niki de Saint Phalle</n>.

An Iranian couple at the corner of Iran and Azadi streets in Los Angeles, 2011. Photo by <n>Hossein Fatemi</n>.

<n>Dakota Johnson</n> and <n>Mia Goth</n> on the set of <n>Suspiria</n> (2018).

<n>Ring for two people</n> (1980) by artist <n>Otto Künzli</n>. Photo by <n>G.J. van der Wolf</n>.