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Life magazine, founded in 1883, embarked on a remarkable journey that mirrored the ever-changing landscape of American culture and journalism. From its early years as a humor and general-interest magazine to its iconic status as a groundbreaking photojournalistic publication, Life experienced both the highs of influence and the lows of decline.