A vinaigrette of historical footage from past years. Issue 110
When we look through the black and white world of photographs, we forget that in real life the color was as bright as it is now. Luckily, thanks to talented artists, we can examine old footage more closely than ever before. For example, a photo of Audrey Hepburn on the set of the 1958 film "The Nun's Story." Yes, there are plenty of color photographs of the iconic actress, but few have captured candid, behind-the-scenes moments like this one.
1. A boy from Tarvastu, Estonia, riding a wooden bicycle of his own making, 1912 
2. Iconic photograph "The Milkman of London", 1940 
3. Actress Jane Asher, July 9, 1963 
4. The sunken Japanese ship "Kyushu Maru" off the island of Guadalcanal. Photo taken March 3, 1945 
5. John Quincy Adams, 1840 
6. Lou Gehrig's speech at Yankee Stadium, July 4, 1939. 
7. Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel, Jimmy Durante and Buster Keaton, 1932 
8. A Marine fires a flamethrower during the Battle of Iwo Jima, 1945. 
9. Unemployed, Oregon, August 1939 
10. Audrey Hepburn on the set of A Nun's Story, 1958 
11. Winston Churchill, Hartlepool, UK, 1940 
12. British soldiers in the trenches, Battle of Cambrai, 1917 
13. John Davison Rockefeller, 1914 
14. Thanksgiving, Colorado, 1939 
15. A Yakima Indian chief visits his son, who is undergoing training at a training ground in Washington State, 1954. 
16. Brothers Grimm, 1847 
17. Marie Curie in her laboratory, 1925 
18. Alexandre Dumas, 1859 
19. Children at a Halloween party, Madison, Wisconsin, 1931 
20. Snow removal in Draper, South Dakota, November 1940 
21. Clara Zetkin, 1924 
