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Commander Robert E. Peary’s unfinished headquarters in North Greenland, photographed in September 1909. Supplies and expedition equipment are stacked in front of the structure, capturing a stark moment from the final phase of Peary’s Arctic campaigns and the logistical realities of early 20th?century polar exploration. | Commander Robert E. Peary’s unfinished headquarters in North Greenland, photographed in September 1909. Supplies and expedition equipment are stacked in front of the structure, capturing a stark moment from the final phase of Peary’s Arctic campaigns and the logistical realiti-stock-foto
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Some of the five members of the Literary Greenland Expedition (1902–1904) are shown: Harald Moltke, Ludvig Mylius?Erichsen, Knud Rasmussen, Alfred Bertelsen and Jørgen Brønlund. The Danish expedition aimed to document Greenlandic culture, language and Arctic life through ethnography, literature and scientific observation. | Some of the five members of the Literary Greenland Expedition (1902–1904) are shown: Harald Moltke, Ludvig Mylius?Erichsen, Knud Rasmussen, Alfred Bertelsen and Jørgen Brønlund. The Danish expedition aimed to document Greenlandic culture, language and Arctic life through et-stock-foto
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Knud Rasmussen (1879–1933), the Danish?Greenlandic ethnologist and Arctic explorer, photographed with the Inuit couple Arnalulunguak and Meetek on 3 November 1924. Both served as key companions and cultural collaborators during Rasmussen’s Fifth Thule Expedition, contributing essential knowledge of Arctic travel, language and Inuit traditions. | Knud Rasmussen (1879–1933), the Danish?Greenlandic ethnologist and Arctic explorer, photographed with the Inuit couple Arnalulunguak and Meetek on 3 November 1924. Both served as key companions and cultural collaborators during Rasmussen’s Fifth Thule-stock-foto
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Inuit girls stand with members of the crew of the S.S. Eric at Upernavik, the northernmost Danish trading post in Greenland, in the late 19th or early 20th century. The photograph captures a moment of contact between local community and expedition personnel, set against the stark Arctic environment that shaped daily life and northern maritime routes. | Inuit girls stand with members of the crew of the S.S. Eric at Upernavik, the northernmost Danish trading post in Greenland, in the late 19th or early 20th century. The photograph captures a moment of contact between local community and expediti-stock-foto
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Knud Rasmussen (1879–1933), the Danish?Greenlandic Arctic explorer and ethnologist, photographed wearing traditional fur clothing during one of his polar expeditions. The images come from the Fred Goldberg collection and reflect Rasmussen’s close collaboration with Inuit communities and his extensive travels across the Arctic in the early 20th century. | Knud Rasmussen (1879–1933), the Danish?Greenlandic Arctic explorer and ethnologist, photographed wearing traditional fur clothing during one of his polar expeditions. The images come from the Fred Goldberg collection and reflect Rasmussen’s cl-stock-foto
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Some of the five members of the Literary Greenland Expedition (1902–1904) are shown: Harald Moltke, Ludvig Mylius?Erichsen, Knud Rasmussen, Alfred Bertelsen and Jørgen Brønlund. The Danish expedition combined ethnography, literature and scientific observation to document Greenlandic culture, Inuit life and Arctic landscapes at the beginning of the 20th century. | Some of the five members of the Literary Greenland Expedition (1902–1904) are shown: Harald Moltke, Ludvig Mylius?Erichsen, Knud Rasmussen, Alfred Bertelsen and Jørgen Brønlund. The Danish expedition combined ethnography, literature a-stock-foto
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Portrait of Robert Edwin Peary (1856–1920), American naval officer and Arctic explorer, photographed by an unidentified artist. Although celebrated in his time for claiming to have reached the “farthest north,” Peary’s expeditions were later reassessed for their inaccuracies and for the harmful treatment of Inuit communities, including the removal of meteorite fragments and the forced relocation of six Inuit individuals to New York, four of whom died shortly after arrival. | Portrait of Robert Edwin Peary (1856–1920), American naval officer and Arctic explorer, photographed by an unidentified-stock-foto
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A polar bear is seen in the water, secured by a rope to the ship during Paul J. Rainey’s hunting expedition in Greenland, photographed on 18 February 1911. The image documents early 20th?century Arctic hunting practices and the stark encounter between wildlife and expedition crews in polar waters. | A polar bear is seen in the water, secured by a rope to the ship during Paul J. Rainey’s hunting expedition in Greenland, photographed on 18 February 1911. The image documents early 20th?century Arctic hunting practices and the stark encounter between wildlife and expedition crews in polar waters.-stock-foto
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Robert Edwin Peary stands on the deck of a ship in Greenland, distributing gifts to Inuit individuals during one of his Arctic expeditions between 1886 and 1909. The photograph captures a moment of contact between the explorer and local communities, reflecting the complex encounters that shaped early polar exploration. | Robert Edwin Peary stands on the deck of a ship in Greenland, distributing gifts to Inuit individuals during one of his Arctic expeditions between 1886 and 1909. The photograph captures a moment of contact between the explorer and local communities, reflecting the complex enco-stock-foto
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Mec?oo?sha and Ah?ma, two Inuit assistants who supported Frederick Cook during his North Pole expedition, standing beside a traditional dogsled in northern Greenland. The portrait captures their essential role in Arctic exploration, highlighting Indigenous expertise, survival knowledge and the human dimension behind early polar journeys. | Mec?oo?sha and Ah?ma, two Inuit assistants who supported Frederick Cook during his North Pole expedition, standing beside a traditional dogsled in northern Greenland. The portrait captures their essential role in Arctic exploration, highlighting Indigenous e-stock-foto
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Portrait of Knud Rasmussen, Danish?Greenlandic polar explorer, anthropologist and leader of the Thule Expeditions. Known as the “father of Eskimology,” Rasmussen documented Inuit culture across the Arctic during the early 20th century. | Portrait of Knud Rasmussen, Danish?Greenlandic polar explorer, anthropologist and leader of the Thule Expeditions. Known as the “father of Eskimology,” Rasmussen documented Inuit culture across the Arctic during the early 20th century.-stock-foto
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A detailed Fès map from 1941 produced by the Generalstab des Heeres, showing the medina, kasbah, French administrative quarters, and surrounding terrain during the Protectorate period. This Morocco map reproduction features crisp military‑survey linework and precise early‑20th‑century cartography, making Fès prints especially appealing to collectors of North African historical mapping. Morocco archival map, Morocco classic map, Morocco retro map, Morocco detailed map, Morocco regional map, Morocco wall art, Morocco map print, Morocco map decor-stock-foto
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A detailed Rabat–Salé map from 1941 showing the twin cities streets, medinas, coastal zones, and administrative layout during the French Protectorate period. This Morocco map reproduction features crisp survey linework and classic early‑20th‑century cartography, making Rabat and Salé prints appealing to collectors of North African urban history. Morocco classic map, Morocco retro map, Morocco detailed map, Morocco regional map, Morocco wall art, Morocco map print, Morocco map decor-stock-foto
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A detailed Casablanca map from 1941 showing the port, harbor installations, French administrative quarters, medina, and expanding urban districts during the Protectorate period. This Morocco map reproduction features crisp survey linework and classic early‑20th‑century cartography, making Casablanca prints especially appealing to collectors of North African coastal and colonial‑era mapping. Casablanca decor, Casablanca illustration, Casablanca engraving, Casablanca cartography, Casablanca geography, Casablanca layout map, Casablanca detailed map, Casablanca classic map, Casablanca retro map-stock-foto
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A detailed Port‑Lyautey and Mehdia map from 1941 showing the twin settlement layout, coastal fortifications, lagoon approaches, and administrative zones during the French Protectorate period. This Morocco map reproduction features crisp survey linework and classic early‑20th‑century cartography, making Port‑Lyautey and Mehdia prints appealing to collectors of North African colonial‑era mapping. Morocco archival map, Morocco classic map, Morocco retro map, Morocco detailed map, Morocco regional map, Morocco wall art, Morocco map print, Morocco map decor-stock-foto
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A detailed Dakar map from September 1941 showing the port, harbor defenses, administrative quarters, and early‑20th‑century urban layout during the French West Africa period. This Senegal map reproduction features crisp survey linework and classic wartime cartographic style, making Dakar prints appealing to collectors of African coastal and colonial‑era mapping. Dakar vintage, Dakar antique, Dakar 1941, Dakar old map, Dakar historic map, Dakar city map, Dakar street map, Dakar harbor map, Dakar port map, Dakar region map, Dakar wall art, Dakar print, Dakar poster-stock-foto
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A detailed Meknès map from 1941 showing the medina, kasbah, French administrative quarters, and surrounding terrain during the Protectorate period. This Morocco map reproduction features crisp survey linework and classic early‑20th‑century cartography, making Meknès prints appealing to collectors of North African historical mapping. Morocco poster, Morocco print, Morocco artwork, Morocco decor, Morocco reproduction, Morocco archival map, Morocco classic map, Morocco retro map, Morocco detailed map, Morocco regional map, Morocco wall art, Morocco map print, Morocco map decor-stock-foto
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A detailed Marrakech map from 1941 showing the medina, kasbah, French administrative quarters, gardens, and surrounding terrain during the Protectorate period. This Morocco map reproduction features crisp survey linework and classic early‑20th‑century cartography, making Marrakech prints appealing to collectors of North African historical mapping. Marrakech vintage, Marrakech antique, Marrakech 1941, Marrakech old map, Marrakech historic map, Marrakech city map, Marrakech street map, Marrakech medina map, Marrakech kasbah map, Marrakech region map-stock-foto
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Former Dacia Hotel (originally Pannónia Szallo), a Secession-style landmark built in 1902 by architects Zoltan Balint and Lajos Jambor, undergoing ren-stock-foto
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Former Dacia Hotel (originally Pannónia Szallo), a Secession-style landmark built in 1902 by architects Zoltan Balint and Lajos Jambor, undergoing ren-stock-foto
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Former Dacia Hotel (originally Pannónia Szallo), a Secession-style landmark built in 1902 by architects Zoltan Balint and Lajos Jambor, undergoing ren-stock-foto
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Former Dacia Hotel (originally Pannónia Szallo), a Secession-style landmark built in 1902 by architects Zoltan Balint and Lajos Jambor, undergoing ren-stock-foto
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Former Dacia Hotel (originally Pannónia Szallo), a Secession-style landmark built in 1902 by architects Zoltan Balint and Lajos Jambor, undergoing ren-stock-foto
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Playground in a Mill Village (Playground in a Tenement Alley), Boston, 1909, by Lewis Wickes Hine (American, 1874–1940), United States. A gelatin silver print by social reform photographer Lewis Hine, showing children playing in a narrow alley of a Boston mill‑worker neighborhood. The image reflects Hine’s commitment to documenting urban living conditions and advocating for social change through photography.-stock-foto
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Italian Family, Chicago, 1910, by Lewis Wickes Hine. A documentary photograph showing an immigrant Italian family in Chicago at the beginning of the 20th century. Taken by Hine during his work for social reform, the image reflects the living conditions, dignity, and resilience of immigrant communities in the United States. Hine’s photographs were instrumental in raising awareness about labor, poverty, and the realities of immigrant life in urban America.-stock-foto
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Vintage photographic Pictorialism style portrait of a woman from the early 20th century, Italy-stock-foto
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A football team from the early 20th century, posing on a dirt pitch in striped jerseys, Rome, Italy 1930s-stock-foto
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Ejagham Crest Mask Wood Animal Skin Washington DC United States // WASHINGTON DC, United States — A late 19th- to early 20th-century Ejagham crest mask is displayed inside a glass vitrine as part of the "Visionary: Viewpoints on Africa's Arts" exhibition. Originating from Nigeria's Cross River State, the double-faced artifact is intricately constructed from carved wood overlaid with animal skin, basketry, cane, and metal. The elaborate, coiled hairstyle exaggerates the traditional coiffure of a young woman who has completed her coming-of-age rituals and is prepared for marriage. Historically,-stock-foto
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Early 20th-century vintage car in Klaipeda-stock-foto
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Manchester, UK - May 01, 2026: Historic red brick buildings line a sunny Manchester street showcasing Victorian and early 20th century architecture.-stock-foto
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Close Aerial View of Towson University Gothic Tudor Dormitory Building with Slate Roof Limestone Details and New Building-stock-foto
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Portrait of the writer Anton Chekhov (1860-1904). Photograph from the early 20th century. Later coloring-stock-foto
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Antique wood carvings for American and British sailors commemorating voyages to China, at the China Maritime Museum in Shanghai-stock-foto
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Ultima Hora (1915) painting by Diego Rivera – Cubist period artwork by Mexican modernist artist, early 20th century avant-garde painting-stock-foto
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Untitled (1915–1917) oil on canvas painting by Ángel Zárraga – Mexican modernist art, early 20th century Cubist-influenced portrait-stock-foto
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Paisaje con cactus (Landscape with Cactus), 1931, painting by Mexican artist Diego Rivera-stock-foto
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Berlin, Germany - April 23, 2026: The ground floor facade of Specks Hof at Schuhmachergäßchen, featuring local shops and historic bronze sculptures.-stock-foto
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Leipzig, Germany - April 23, 2026: Architectural details of Specks Hof featuring ornate stone carvings and small bronze sculptures on the facade.-stock-foto
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Leipzig, Germany - April 23, 2026: The historic facade and ornate stonework of Specks Hof, the city's oldest shopping arcade near Nikolaikirche.-stock-foto
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New York City, United States. 23rd Apr, 2026. Ellis Island is an island located at the mouth of the Hudson River in New York. In the early 20th century, it served as the main point of entry for immigrants arriving in the United States in New York City, USA on April 10, 2026. Photo by Tomas Stevens/ABACAPRESS.COM Credit: Abaca Press/Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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