Six-year-old Anne Frank holding a jumping rope next to her friend, Sanne Ledermann, on a sidewalk in Amsterdam. 1935.
The Beatles’ rooftop concert in London, 1969.
Steve Jobs giving IBM the finger in 1983.
15-year-old Sophia Loren in the ‘Miss Italia’ Contest, 1950s. She entered under the name Sophia Lazzaro and although she found it “too provocative” to win, she came away with the ‘Miss Elegance’ prize.
The Russian-French ballerina, Sonia Petrovna, waiting for a bus, Paris, France (1966).
Sharon Tate on the beach Cannes Film Festival 1968.
Robin Williams offering a toilet roll to ’ The Thinker’ (early 90s).
Robert De Niro aged three with his 24-year-old father Robert De Niro Sr. in 1946.
The press coined the term “The Love Goddess” to describe Hayworth after she had become the most glamorous screen idol of the 1940s. She was the top pin-up girl for GIs during World War II.
Sophia Loren in “Boy on a Dolphin” 1957.
Monica Bellucci on her bike in Rome, 1991.
British model Jenny Clare poses next to her Mini, London (1972).
Happy Jean Shrimpton met biggetje. Foto door David Hurn (1966).
Jean Bugatti, engineer and designer who was the eldest son of Ettore Bugatti, the founder of the car manufacturer Bugatti. Here he is standing with a Bugatti Royale in which only 7 were built (1932).
A young, expressive Marine dances the twist with Jayne Mansfield at the US Naval Station in Newfoundland in 1961.
Ingrid Bergman and her recently-born twin daughters, Isotta and Isabella Rossellini (1952).
Frida Kahlo standing next to an agave plant. (Photo by Toni Frissell 1937).
Elvis Presley with his 1956 Continental Mark II.
18-year-old Dolly Parton and her future husband Dean, both dating in 1964.
When Brigitte Bardot met Picasso at his studio at Vallauris outside Cannes during the film festival of 1956. She was apparently keen to become his muse and felt disappointed that he didn’t wish to paint her, although he never said why.
