Fine Print: A sunny afternoon, Whitby, England, 1974 Burt Glinn

Fine Print: A sunny afternoon, Whitby, England, 1974 Burt GlinnThis image, taken one Sunday morning in Whitby, Yorkshire, has become synonymous with English country life. Ian Berry took the picture as part of a wider project in the 1970s to document the culture and traditions of the country during a transitional time.

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Considered an icon of American liberalism

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Herbert List tenaciously produced works focused on form and composition