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[Beach accident at Coney Island]

[Beach accident at Coney Island]

Margaret Bourke-White

1952 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)

[Birds Flying over Surf]

[Birds Flying over Surf]

Margaret Bourke-White

1952 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)

[Birds flying over surf]

[Birds flying over surf]

Margaret Bourke-White

ca. 1952 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)

[Black swallowtail]

[Black swallowtail]

Margaret Bourke-White

ca. 1935 (negative); ca. 1965 (print)

[Blast furnace under construction in the Ural Mountains as part of the first Five Year plan, 1931. Magneto-Gorsk, U.S.S.R.]

[Blast furnace under construction in the Ural Mountains as part of the first Five Year plan, 1931. Magneto-Gorsk, U.S.S.R.]

Margaret Bourke-White

1931 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)

[Boardman Hall, Jennie McGraw Tower, and Uris Library]

[Boardman Hall, Jennie McGraw Tower, and Uris Library]

Margaret Bourke-White

1926-27

Margaret Bourke-White

ca. 1934 (negative); ca. 1965 (print)

[Boats, white and black steam]

[Boats, white and black steam]

Margaret Bourke-White

ca. 1965 (print)

Bolshevic Babies in the Nursery: AMO Automobile Factory, from Photographs of U.S.S.R.

Bolshevic Babies in the Nursery: AMO Automobile Factory, from Photographs of U.S.S.R.

Margaret Bourke-White

1931-32 (negative); 1934 (print)

[Bomb bay of a B-36 bomber, Carswell Field, Forth Worth, Texas]

[Bomb bay of a B-36 bomber, Carswell Field, Forth Worth, Texas]

Margaret Bourke-White

1951 (negative); ca. 1965 (print)

Borscht, from Photographs of U.S.S.R.

Borscht, from Photographs of U.S.S.R.

Margaret Bourke-White

1931-32 (negative); 1934 (print)

[Botswana police prepare for Bantu riot over the possible deposing of Bamangwato tribal chief Seretse Khama who has been called to England to defend his right to remain head of his country after marrying English white woman]

[Botswana police prepare for Bantu riot over the possible deposing of Bamangwato tribal chief Seretse Khama who has been called to England to defend his right to remain head of his country after marrying English white woman]

Margaret Bourke-White

1950