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Cat Photographing Cat Frame Color:Brown The 18th Amendment was ratified

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The 18th Amendment was ratified in 1919

The grid gave developers and

symbol of our seeking once seemingly unattainable—that Sea of Tranquility—toward which we set our course

five days after the civil rights leader was assassinated

Inside pages are available from the first published issue in 1851 to the present

Cat Photographing Cat Frame Color:Brown The 18th Amendment was ratifiedWho better to photograph a cat than a fellow cat? The subject becomes the artist in this image of a cat seemingly photographing another cat in a basket, striking a glamorous pose with her neck gracefully outstretched. This photo was taken in 1947 for the New York Herald Tribune by Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Nat Fein. Using a bulky Speed Graphic camera, Fein was known for photographing a vast array of subjects, from sleeping circus elephants

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