The cutest thing you'll see today

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Johnny Cash and friend

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In the bag

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The cutest thing you'll see today

Photo by Williams/Fox Photos/Getty Images, March 16, 1940



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Cool cats

Go check out other cool cats at Cat Scientists of the 1960s

It's only a paper moon

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Bette Davis and her pup

Bette Davis and her pet Pekingese, Popeye the Magnificent in 1939



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Audrey Hepburn and Pippin

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Audrey Hepburn and her pet deer, Pippin



Photo by Bob Willoughby



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*** I guess Bob Willoughby did not approve. 



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Hanging out the wash

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A dog on wheels

Photo:  Robert Doisneau, Un chien à roulettes (A dog on wheels,) 1977



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Audrey Hepburn and friend

Audrey Hepburn and her best friend c.1960



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Marlon Brando and friend

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Hey, nice car!

Photograph by Walter Sanders. Vermont, USA, 1940s.



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David Bowie and Diamond Dogs

David Bowie, promotional photograph for 'Diamond Dogs'

Photographer: Terry O'Neill, 1974



This image was produced as a potential cover for Bowie's 'Diamond Dogs' album in 1974, but was not used.



This is the cover which was used:

Designed by Guy Peellaert this cover met with controversy. The cover art features Bowie as a striking half-man, half-dog grotesque. It was controversial as the full painting clearly showed the hybrid’s genitalia. Very few copies of this original cover made their way into circulation at the time of the album's release.



According to the record-collector publication Goldmine price guides, these albums have been among the most expensive record collectibles of all time, as high as thousands of US dollars for a single copy. The genitalia was quickly airbrushed out for the 1974 LP’s gatefold sleeve, although the original artwork (and another rejected cover featuring Bowie in a cordobes hat holding onto a ravenous dog) was included in subsequent Rykodisc/EMI re-issues.



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Why so sheepish?

Lady Mary Leslie by Sir Joshua Reynolds



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A queen, a princess, and their dogs

Queen Alexandra of the United Kingdom, born princess Alexandra of Denmark, wife of Edward VII of the UK (right in picture), together with her daughter Victoria (left). Taken by Queen Alexandra (1844-1925) and printed in Queen Alexandra’s Christmas Gift Book, published for charity by the Daily Telegraph, London, 1908.



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Best friends

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Buffalo

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Playtime

Eight week old tiger cubs at Whipsnade Zoo, UK, find that their keeper is very useful as a climbing post, 7th July 1937.



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Marilyn and the bears

This photo from Marilyn Monroe's 1954 film "River of No Return," which was filmed in Banff National Park and Jasper National Park, both in Alberta, Canada, is one of the photos from the collection of her makeup artist, Allan "Whitey" Snyder, which will be auctioned by Julien's Auctions on March 31 and April 1.



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