Lisa Larson, [Sen. John F. Kennedy (c) and his bride Jacqueline posing for group portrait with 14 ushers from their wedding party including brothers Ted and Bobby who stand flanking the bride and groom], 1953
Lisa Larson, [Edward M. Kennedy dancing with his brother's bride Jacqueline Bouvier at wedding reception held at her mother's home], 1953
“ROCHESTER, N.Y., June 22 — Eastman Kodak Company announced today that it will retire Kodachrome Color Film this year, concluding its 74-year run as a photography icon. Sales of Kodachrome Film, which became the world’s first commercially successful color film in 1935….As part of a tribute to Kodachrome Film, Kodak will donate the last rolls of the film to George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film in Rochester, which houses the world’s largest collection of cameras and related artifacts. Steve McCurry will shoot one of those last rolls and the images will be donated to Eastman House…”
Cornell Capa, Political advertisement, 1960
Cornell Capa, Kennedy supporters line the train route nears Marysville, California, September 8, 1960
Cornell Capa, Michigan, September 5, 1960
Cornell Capa, Kennedy speaking to voters from the back of the campaign train, September 8-9, 1960
Cornell Capa, New York City, October 19, 1960
Cornell Capa, [Washington, D.C., Inauguration Day], January 20, 1961
Congratulations to Barack Obama, the forty-fourth president of the United States. On a wintry day much like today, Cornell Capa captured the chilly but hopeful crowds at the inaugural parade of another young senator-turned-president, John F. Kennedy, Jr.
