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Marilyn Stafford's (1925–2023) work spanned fashion, documentary, and portrait photography, capturing the essence of the mid-20th century. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, she moved to Paris, where she photographed luminaries like Edith Piaf and Albert Einstein and developed her eye for social documentary. Her work often highlighted social issues, such as the plight of Algerian refugees and life in 1960s Lebanon, combining empathy with a distinctive style. Known for her ability to capture the humanity in her subjects, Stafford's photographs offered powerful glimpses into global social dynamics, leaving an enduring legacy in documentary photography.