Amber Tatro was 8 years old when the United States Supreme Court was hearing her case seeking health care services from her school district, in Irving, Tex. The court rule unanimously in her favor.
Gen. Luis García Meza with President Lidia Gueiler of Bolivia. He was installed as president in 1980 after she was deposed in a military coup. They were cousins.
Yu Guangzhong reading his poems this year at National Sun Yat-sen University in Taiwan. “He was one of the most accomplished writers not only in Taiwan but in modern Chinese literature,” one scholar said.
Nancy Grace Roman with a model of an orbiting solar observatory in 1962. She was NASA’s first director of astronomy and a leading advocate for the Hubble Space Telescope.
Representative Leonard L. Boswell speaking during an election-night rally in Des Moines in 2012, when he was defeated after serving eight terms.
The guitarist and composer Glenn Branca in performance at the Paradiso in Amsterdam in 1988. His music was a hybrid of styles.
Khaira Arby performing at the Bell House in Brooklyn in 2011. The New York Times music critic Jon Pareles called that show one of the concert highlights of the year.
Mikhail Ugarov and Elena Gremina in Tsarskoye Selo, near St. Petersburg, in 2000. Together they founded Teatr.doc, a Moscow theater company that presented shockingly raw accounts of life in post-Soviet Russia.
Andre Surmain, in an undated photo, at Lutèce, the East Side townhouse he helped transform into a bastion of fine dining in New York.
Jan Maxwell, left, with Bernadette Peters and Ron Raines in the musical “Follies” in 2011 at the Marquis Theater in New York. It was her last Broadway role.
Herman Shine as a young man in Berlin after World War II. “I am alive thanks to not one but to a dozen miracles,” he said years later.
John Portman in the lobby of the Hyatt Regency in Atlanta in 2006. His atrium hotels were widely imitated by other architects.
The architect Will Alsop, who brought zany playfulness and bold colors to his designs.
The saxophonist Nathan Davis, who founded the jazz studies program at the University of Pittsburgh, in an undated photograph.
John Coleman, right, a founder of the Weather Channel, in 1981 with his co-founder, Frank Batten Sr., chairman of Landmark Communications.
Craig Zadan, left, and his producing partner, Neil Meron, at the Oscars Governors Ball in Hollywood in 2014. They produced the Academy Awards telecast in 2013, 2014 and 2015.
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