Photography
Ike Altgens was a Dallas-based Associated Press photographer whose Dealey Plaza photographs became some of the best-known still images of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination on November 22, 1963. Standing on the south side of Elm Street as the motorcade passed, he photographed the limousine just after
American filmmakers
Hollis Frampton was an American experimental filmmaker, photographer, writer, and theorist who made films about how images, words, memory, and time are organized. Rather than telling stories through characters and plot, his work often lets viewers experience a system: an alphabet, a sequence, a spoken account that does not match
American writers
Helen Adam (1909–1993) was a Scottish-American poet, performer, and collage artist known for reviving traditional ballad forms in poems about witches, murder, desire, ghosts, and dangerous women. She was part of the wider San Francisco Renaissance and active in the Beat-era literary scene, but she was not
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Hart Leroy Bibbs cannot be identified with confidence from the name alone. No cited, attributable record in the material reviewed here confirms a specific birth or death date, residence, occupation, spouse, parent, or military service for a person with that full name. Treat the name in your document as a
American filmmakers
Harold Lloyd was one of silent cinema’s great comic filmmakers: the bespectacled man hanging from a clock in *Safety Last!* (1923) is his defining image. Alongside Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, he helped shape screen comedy, but his films have their own character: an ordinary, ambitious young man whose
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Photography
Gerard Malanga is an American poet, photographer, filmmaker, and performer whose early work at Andy Warhol’s Factory made him a visible figure in 1960s Pop art and the Velvet Underground’s performance world. At the Factory, he helped produce screen prints, appeared in films, and danced in the Exploding
American actors
Gardner McKay was the actor who became widely known as Adam Troy, the skipper of the schooner Tiki on ABC's Adventures in Paradise, and later built a serious second career as a playwright and novelist. The role made him a recognizable 1960s television star and fixed him in
American actors
Fred Gwynne was an American actor, author, and illustrator whose career ran from the early 1950s until his death in 1993. He is best known as Herman Munster, the gentle, towering father in *The Munsters*, but he also gave memorable later performances in *Pet Sematary* and *My Cousin Vinny* and
Comics
Frank Miller is the American comics writer and artist behind landmark runs on Daredevil and Batman, as well as Sin City and 300. His comics are known for noir crime stories, hard-edged narration, bold stylized art, and superhero stories that question the people beneath the costumes. When comics readers
Independent cinema
Dennis Hopper was an American actor, director, writer, and visual artist whose work helped bridge old Hollywood and the rebellious American filmmaking of the late 1960s and 1970s. He became a counterculture icon by co-writing, directing, and starring in Easy Rider, then built a second career as one of
Photography
Deepti Naval is an Indian actor, writer, painter, photographer and director whose best-known Hindi-film roles include Chashme Buddoor, Saath Saath, Ek Baar Phir and Kamla. She became a distinctive presence in the late 1970s and 1980s through performances that felt natural, observant and rooted in ordinary emotional life.