Left: Upper West Side; Right: Harlem. Summer 2002 Lucas Foglia hide caption
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Artist William Stoehr says he wants his portraits to show that addiction affects everyone, and to prompt the sort of conversations that people began having about HIV/AIDS decades ago. William Stoehr hide caption
Iraq Mihaela Noroc/Courtesy of Ten Speed Press hide caption
Eunice, pictured above, is one of the workshop participants: "Today I learned a girl can do anything — that a boy and girl are equal, no one is more special, and I am happy about it. I am happy that the new things I learned today [are] to be confident and be powerful." Mercy/Too Young To Wed/Samburu Girls Foundation hide caption
Winston Churchill was so displeased with Graham Sutherland's portrait that his wife asked his secretary to destroy it. Pictured here is a preparatory sketch. Reprinted from "The Face of Britain" by Simon Schama with permission from Oxford University Press/National Portrait Gallery, London hide caption
Robert Duncan poses with his wife, Karen, for New York photographer Iké Udé. Iké Udé/Courtesy of Robert and Karen Duncan hide caption
Nigerian Artist Continues A Family Tradition With 'Sartorial Anarchy'
Louis Armstrong, Newport Jazz Festival, 1955 Herman Leonard/Courtesy Herman Leonard Photography, LLC hide caption