I don't know if I agree with all these. I think my favorite is #10, and it's one of only three in there that I actually recognize, though I've never actually held the magazine in my hands. It's an incredible shot.
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They tend to be more about the impact of the event or the cultural realisation than the art, I think.
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I love no. 10, too. I actually recognize a lot of those, which shocked me a lot because I'm not really a "pop culture" kind of person.
But I am prone to going to museums that sometimes have exhibits about the influence of such-and-such on pop culture or the common American or whatever, so maybe that's it.
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Number 16 is really, really funny. Especially considering the headline. And even more especially since I never suspected that "The Economist" would have that good a sense of humor.
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