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    The Unseen Robert Frank: Outtakes From ‘The Americans’

    Thousands of Robert Frank’s unpublished photographs taken during and after his journeys that led to “The Americans” have never been witnessed by wide audiences.

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    African Migrants Treated as Royalty in Three Kings Celebration in Spain

    After being rescued from a dinghy off the Libyan coast, a group of African migrants was unexpectedly welcomed by the Spanish city of Reus and brought in as part of the town’s annual parade.

    By Evelyn Nieves

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    Escaping Homophobia to Live ‘Ordinary Lives With Extraordinary Love’

    The photographer Anna Liminowicz captured joy and hardships in two women’s lives as they moved from Poland to England to continue their family together.

    By Anna Liminowicz and Kerry Manders

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    Photographing the Yazidis in Iraq as They Struggle to Rebuild Their Lives

    Emilienne Malfatto has been documenting the lives of Yazidis, who returned to their ancestral homeland after ISIS was routed from the city in 2015.

    By Emilienne Malfatto and Sara Aridi

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    Reconciling Heritage and Hope Between Chicago and Mexico

    A son of immigrant parents balances a desire to embrace his cultural roots with the better life his parents sacrificed to give him.

    By David Gonzalez

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    Desmond Boylan: A Life in News Wire Photography

    Santiago Lyon reflects on his friendship with — and the craft of — Mr. Boylan, a fellow conflict photographer.

    By Santiago Lyon

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    Helen Levitt’s Street Photos Blend the Poetic With the Political

    Examining the overlooked work of a photographer whose images brought awareness to social issues.

    By Rena Silverman

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    Nathan Lyons: An Irresistible Passion for Photography

    Nathan Lyons worked outside mainstream aesthetics, eschewing pomposity, while capturing wonderment amid everyday banality.

    By Anne Wilkes Tucker

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    A Blind 78-Year-Old Magician Finds a New Stage: New York’s Subways

    After decades of performing on television in Ecuador, renowned magician Olmedo Renteria — aka Olmedini El Mago — showcases his talents to audiences commuting on the city’s subways.

    By David Gonzalez

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    The Strange, the Surreal and the Downright Scary

    Photos in the New Orleans Museum of Art’s collection capture the oddities and horrors conveyed by everyday life in the world.

    By Jordan G. Teicher

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    Graciela Iturbide’s Photos of Mexico Make ‘Visible What, to Many, Is Invisible’

    Over the past 50 years, Ms. Iturbide has captured layers of Mexico’s diverse cultures and practices, as well as the struggles and contrasts across the nation.

    By Evelyn Nieves and Graciela Iturbide

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