Thom DeVita at his home in Newburgh, N.Y., in 2014. “His work was original and expressionist, full of this kind of crazy vitality that was very different from the contained and careful look of tattoos,” one expert said.
Morgan Tsvangirai addressing a crowd in Harare, Zimbabwe, in November 2017.
Green with his United States Open Championship trophy at the Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla., in 1977. He won the tournament despite learning of a death threat in the final round.
Sachio Kinugasa, right, was in the stands on June 14, 1996, at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., when Cal Ripken Jr. of the Baltimore Orioles played in his 2,216th consecutive game, against the Royals, breaking Kinugasa’s world baseball record for durability.
France Gall, at 18, with the singer and songwriter Serge Gainsbourg, left, and the orchestra director Alain Gorauguer in Naples, Italy, in March 1965 after giving the winning performance at the Eurovision Song Contest, which catapulted her to stardom.
Julia de Burgos’s poetry explored issues like Puerto Rico’s colonial past, the legacy of slavery and American imperialism.
Pierre Rissient, front right, next to Clint Eastwood in Paris in 1985. Mr. Rissient was among the first to recognize Mr. Eastwood’s potential as a director.
Lydia Ratcliff on her farm in 2009 in Andover, Vt. She delivered whole carcasses herself from Vermont slaughterhouses directly to chefs at tony New York restaurants like Daniel, Jean Georges, the 21 Club and Chanterelle.
Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld, a cardiologist, author and Fox News host, in 2005.
Larry P. Langford, the former mayor of Birmingham, Ala., outside a federal courthouse in Tuscaloosa, Ala., during his corruption trial in 2009.
Gudrun Himmler with her father, Heinrich Himmler, in Berlin in 1938. “Daddy has found it terribly difficult with the incredible amount of work,” she wrote in her diary in 1945. “The Führer will not believe that the soldiers will no longer fight. Still, perhaps everything will turn out fine.”
Anne Tolstoi Wallach in about 1958 at the J. Walter Thompson agency, where she rose to vice president and creative director. Her saucy 1981 novel “Women’s Work” told the story of a woman who rises in the advertising world.
Kazuo Kashio, president of Casio, at the company’s showroom in Tokyo in 2013. He was the marketing force behind Casio pocket calculator and G-Shock watch.
Carmen Cozza during a Yale training camp practice in 1996.
Michelle Musler near her seat at Madison Square Garden behind the Knicks’ bench in 2011 during Game 3 of the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs, pitting New York against the Boston Celtics. (The Celtics won, on their way to sweeping the Knicks in four games.)
Gov. Robert D. Ray of Iowa, right, in 1976 at the Iowa State Fair with Senator Bob Dole, the Republican candidate for vice president on the ticket with President Gerald R. Ford.
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