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Jackie Kennedy’s life in magazine covers courtesy of magazine-covers.lucywho.com

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(So many covers, too many to choose from.)

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A typical picture of Grand Central Station main hall. My brother is amidst the crowd. Not very difficult to find him for as he is looking directly at the camera and wearing a discrete pink T-shirt.

Another blurred picture of The Enchanting Unknown Skater. The picture was taken in Briant Park (Manhattan) on November, 2006.

The glaring leaves of a tree under the bright light of the sun. I took this picture in Central Park on November, 2006.

Anna de la Cal in a portrait that I like to call “The Gaze”.

This picture was taken at Bunyola Train Station. In the foreground Tete is looking directly at the camera. At the background stands her friend Ruth.

A nice walk by Central Park.

Isabel on September 11, 2001.

Isabel Durán in Port de Valldemossa on September 11, 2001.

42th street is one the most important drives in New York City and the place where we can find some of its most famous buildings including the United Nations, the Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal, Times Square, and the Port Authority Bus Terminal. This one, also in the 42th, is none of the famous ones but I love it. I took this picture on November 2006.

This is Almudena in Port de Valldemossa.

With a lot of love to all the Moms in the world.

Source: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=89izB9CYJE8

(By courtesy of Emimusic)

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A previously published photo by the great Alfred Eisenstaedt captures Jackie Kennedy somehow looking at once regal and wholly at ease while seated on a bus. “A lady,” Norman Mailer wrote of Jacqueline Kennedy, “whose face might be too imaginative for the taste of a democracy which likes its first ladies to be executives of home-management.”

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(Alfred Eisenstaedt—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)