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Harlem restaurant owner standing under 1939 New York World's Fair Poster

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Engraver Frederick Detueiller at work in his Carnegie Hall Studio, New York

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Rosenthal, the violin maker

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Harlem Newsstand

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Barber Shop, Harlem

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Storefront Church in Harlem

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Untitled (par 10 cachets f5.50, Paris)

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

La Paix, La Guerre, Paris

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Balloon vendor at Champs Elysees, Paris

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Coney Island

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Josephine Baker sings at a charity affair in Paris

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong in a swing version of A Midsummer Night's Dream, at Rockefeller Center

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

At Ballanchine's School at Carnegie Hall, Ballet Studio

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Dancers in Air, U.S. Ballet

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Pitcher warming up to pitching game, Randall's Island, NY

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Umpire and Catcher during game at Randall's Island, NY

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Parisians, like all French people, are fond of kissing each other. They do it openly and without restraint in all parts of the city, and nobody minds.

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Mother brings baby with her to the cafe. This is a frequent sight in Paris especially as a consequence of the French law prohibiting parents from leaving children unguarded in the house.

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

A French soldier is not too proud to kiss his girl in public, even when he is wearing his uniform

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Cafes are a Landmark of Paris Life; Selling etchings, Montparnasse Cafes

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

French people spend a comparatively great part of their income on meals. These two patrons having their lunch on the terrace f a rather expensive cafe sell flowers in front of another cafe near the Porte de Versailles

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

'Thanks ever so much for the nice ride.' And before climbing down from her pillion seat, she gives her friend a hearty kiss.

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Croquet, Luxembourg Gardens, Paris

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

Fat Men's Club; Some of the Members leaving for a Sunday party

Artist: Lucien Aigner (Hungarian, 1901–1999)

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