JFK: Classic Photos of an American Political Icon, 1947-1963 - LIFE
John F. Kennedy gave a speech while standing on a kitchen chair in West Virginia’s coal country, 1960. Kennedy campaigned in West Virginia, 1960. John and Robert Kennedy conferred in a Los Angeles hotel suite during the 1960 Democratic National Convention.
JFK's Portrait: Why is he looking down? - Periodic Presidents
2020年5月29日 · As it hangs in the White House, Kennedy’s portrait stands out against the crowd of the more nobly-posed presidents. But that doesn’t mean that everyone agrees with how Kennedy is portrayed in the painting.
The Story Behind JFK's Official White House Portrait
2018年2月15日 · Unlike the myriad paintings of men sitting at desks, Shikler's portrait features Kennedy standing, with arms crossed and eyes downcast, his face obscured. Painted years after Kennedy's tragic...
JFK: Classic Photos of an American Political Icon, 1947-1963 - TIME
2014年5月8日 · John F. Kennedy gives a speech while standing on a kitchen chair in West Virginia's coal country, 1960.
Formal portrait of President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy on White …
Formal portrait of President and Mrs. John F. Kennedy standing on a White House balcony with the Washington Monument in the background.
[John F. Kennedy, full-length portrait, standing with crutches, …
John F. Kennedy, full-length portrait, standing with crutches, facing slightly left. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/2003680753/>.
21 Rare Photos of JFK in Color - Business Insider
2019年2月5日 · See some of the most iconic color pictures from his life: Kennedy was elected to the US House of Representatives in 1947 and the Senate in 1953, where he served until 1960. Then-Senator Kennedy...
1960 Presidential Campaign in West Virginia: Photographs
Photograph, John F. Kennedy standing in front of the Post Office at Ona, probably April 11, 1960. Ebay Collection.
The Story Behind JFK’s Official Portrait by Aaron Shikler
2018年2月17日 · But looking back at presidential portraits through American history, there is another piece that consistently draws the eye: The portrait of John F. Kennedy, which was painted years after his death and unveiled in 1971. It shows Kennedy standing with his arms crossed and eyes downcast, his face obscured.
[Brothers Robert F. and John F. Kennedy, half-length portrait, standing …
Brothers Robert F. and John F. Kennedy, half-length portrait, standing on the White House portico. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/98509270/>.