Saigon Protest

A disabled Vietnamese veteran protests the lack of benefits in Saigon in front of the Veteran’s Ministry. This is one of the photos from David Hume Kennerly’s portfolio that won the 1972 Pulitzer Prize in Journalism for Feature Photography.

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Lethal Crown

A South Vietnamese airborne paratrooper with a band of bullets circling his helmet on Highway 13, 40 miles north of Saigon. This was the site of the South Vietnamese field command post for the 6th paratrooper battalion in their counter-attack against Communist forces pushing into nearby An Loc and had swept to within 34 miles…

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Mia Farrow

Mia Farrow on the set of the film John and Mary, in which she co-starred with Dustin Hoffman.

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Miles Davis in Portland

Miles Davis backstage at the Oriental Theatre on May 21, 1966. Davis recorded a live album that night with his group the Miles Davis Quintet, including pianist Herbie Hancock, bassist Richard Davis, drummer Tony Williams, and saxophonist Wayne Shorter.

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Photog Under Fire

Portfolio insert 11″x14″ print of David Hume Kennerly in an intense firefight along Highway 13 the day after he won the Pulitzer Prize. Photo by Dirck Halstead.

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Details

Canvas straps to steady commuters drop from the ceiling of the train. One of the Myrtle Avenue “El” Train series.

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East Pakistani Refugees

A father and his son huddle inside a tent at an Indian refugee camp. They are two of the millions who fled into India to escape East Pakistani troops. This is one of the photos from David Hume Kennerly’s portfolio that won the 1972 Pulitzer Prize in Journalism for Feature Photography.

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Lone Soldier

An American GI from the 101st Airborne Division makes his way across a hillside near Firebase Gladiator on the rim of Vietnam’a A Shau Valley. The Pulitzer committee described this image as showing, “the loneliness and desolation of war”.

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Holding On

A woman’s hand holds on to the aging strap. One of the Myrtle Avenue “El” Train series.

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The Cover that Missed

Photographer Ansel Adams jokes around with his glass-less glasses during a cover shoot for Time Magazine. He would have preferred this image to the one the magazine ran and called it, “the cover that missed.”

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President and Mrs. Obama

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama in a freight elevator at the Washington Convention Center on their way to one of 10 Inaugural Balls, Washington, D.C. on January 20, 2009.

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Robert Kennedy at Labor Hall

Sen. Robert F. Kennedy during a speech at a Labor Hall where he campaigned on behalf of Oregon Congressional candidates. October 24, 1966. This image was a defining moment in Kennerly’s journalism career. “Periodically national stories landed on my doorstep. One such time was when Senator Robert Kennedy came to town in 1966. Traveling with…

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East Pakistani Refugees

A father and his son huddle inside a tent at an Indian refugee camp. They are two of the millions who fled into India to escape East Pakistani troops.

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Angkor Wat

Clouds hover over two towers at the world’s largest religious monument on January 9, 2018.

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LZ Lonely

A tattered American flag flies over the U.S. landing zone, LZ Lonely, south of Pleiku in Vietnam’s Central Highlands.

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RFK at The Ambassador Hotel

Robert Kennedy in his Ambassador Hotel suite after winning the California Primary. He was being interviewed by ABC correspondent Sander Vanocur minutes before he was to address an enthusiastic crowd of supporters in the hotel ballroom. After his speech, as he made his way through the hotel’s kitchen, Robert Kennedy was assassinated. June 6, 1968

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LZ Lonely (color)

LZ Lonely in the Central Highlands. This is the only color photograph included in the portfolio submitted to the Pulitzer committee.

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Bob Hope Golfing

Bob Hope making a funny face while out golfing. He was there playing with Vice President Gerald R Ford. April of 1974

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Saigon Protest

Having removed his artificial leg, a disabled Vietnamese veteran, protests the lack of benefits while sitting in the middle of a busy boulevard facing a government building.

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ERA Supporter

An advocate for the National Women’s Party (NWP) demonstrates near the White House for the passage of the Equal Rights Amendment.

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Betty Ford on the Cabinet Room Table

First Lady Betty Ford strikes a playful pose on the Cabinet Room table, January 19, 1977, the day before leaving the White House and the inauguration of President Jimmy Carter. Mrs. Ford, a former Martha Graham dancer, was a strong advocate for women’s rights. On this day, she had been making her way through the…

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George at the White House

George Harrison takes the president’s chair in the Cabinet Room of the White House on December 13, 1974. Harrison was a guest of the President’s son, Jack Ford while the former Beatle played a concert in Washington, D.C.

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Hemingway in Cuba

Model Margaux Hemingway sits in the chair she used as a child while visiting her grandfather Ernest Hemingway’s former home Finca Vigia.

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