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Charlie Chaplin's "Modern Times" [1936], an old print of which I saw in a film club.

Among the photographs hanging above its mantel is one of a sailboat in Lloyd Harbor, a print of which is also in the museum's show.

While sifting through the several million News prints and negatives, Mr. Hannigan found the original negative, a print of which was also made for the exhibition.

The movie, a new print of which will have a late-night, weeklong run at Film Forum starting Friday, is certainly a time capsule of sorts.

But the series resonates with earlier social documentary photography, like the civil rights photographer Ernest C. Withers's "I Am a Man March, Sanitation Workers, Memphis" (1968), a print of which is also at Kasher.

Hogan's follow-through after hitting his approach to 40 feet — he two-putted for par to advance to an 18-hole playoff, from which he emerged victorious — was immortalized in a photograph by Sports Illustrated's Hy Peskin, a poster-size print of which the reigning Masters champion, Adam Scott, recently purchased in the pro shop.

But the show's emphasis is on Rembrandt's prints, of which some 290 survive.

Of these, a substantial number are legal handbooks and law codes, on the printing of which he enjoyed an effective monopoly.

The painter Steve Mumford spent a week there in 2006 making a series of ink drawings, prints of which now hang throughout the occupational therapy wing.

The constitution and laws Penn devised owed much to Magna Carta, the first American printing of which would appear in Philadelphia in 1687.

Biss has now completed more than 20 insect portraits, huge three-metre prints of which will be exhibited at the museum from 27 May.