Yale Joel

This Is What It Was Like to Break Into Modeling as a Woman of Color in 1969

By TIME Staff

Gloria Steinem’s Definitive Guide to 1960s Pop Culture

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk

See the Dreadful Memorial Day Traffic of 1949

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk

What the World of Male Models Looked Like Long Before 'Zoolander'

By Eliza Berman
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This Is How Women Once Described the Ideal Husband

Blue-eyed and tall, educated and secure, and helpful around the house

By Eliza Berman

Trip the Light Fantastic With LSD-Inspired Art

LIFE.com looks back at trippy, LSD-inspired art.

By Ben Cosgrove

Portrait of a Mathematician and His Three-Dimensional Chessboard

LIFE photographer Yale Joel recalls how he made a memorable portrait of a Hungarian mathematician who designed a three-dimensional chessboard.

By Ben Cosgrove

Factory Fashionistas: Stylish Threads for Blue-Collar Women, 1953

As Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week 2013 kicks off in New York, LIFE.com celebrates a look that might have been championed by the likes of Rosie the Riveter.

By Ben Cosgrove

LIFE Behind the Picture: Little Leaguers Demand Their Pants

As baseball season gets into full swing, LIFE.com celebrates Yale Joel's classic photo of New Hampshire Little Leaguers anxious to get out on the diamond.

By Ben Cosgrove

Jim Morrison and the Doors: Portraits of the 'Lizard King,' 1968

Color portraits of one of rock's genuine bad boys, and photos of the Doors playing New York's famed Fillmore East in 1968

By Ben Cosgrove

LIFE With Batman: Rare Photos From the Set of the Classic TV Show

LIFE presents pictures from the set of the classic '60s TV show, in fond celebration of a lighter side of Gotham's caped crusader.

By Ben Cosgrove
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