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THE BURBS (1989) dir. Joe Dante

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(1968)

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Party girls, 1928

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We begin by coveting what we see every day. Don’t you feel eyes moving over your body, Clarice? And don’t your eyes seek out the things you want?

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Ava Gardner and Howard Duff, c.1948

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Max and Miriam Yasgur on their land after Woodstock, photographed by Bill Eppridge, August 1969

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L.A. Confidential (1997) - dir. Curtis Hanson

“How did you find me?”

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National Panasonic Gesamtprogramm, 1975

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Patrice Rushen getting ready for a photo shoot with hair stylist Sibongile Bradley and make-up artist Tara Posey in 1984 .

Photos by Bobby Holland

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Arts and crafts fair in New York City, photographed August 1978 by Nick DeWolf

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San Francisco branch of the US Mint, Mission & Fifth Streets, San Francisco. Photo taken August 1958 by William S. Ricco for the Historic American Buildings Survey.

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Disneyland Dream Machine Tickets, 1990

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Jimi Hendrix famously woke up the early morning crowd at Woodstock with his immortal rendition of The Star Spangled Banner on his electric guitar.  It was now the fourth day of the music festival (August 18, 1969) which had been behind schedule since the beginning.  After 80+ hours of the concert there were less than 35,000 people remaining (from a peak of over 400,000) to hear Jimi play.