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RC2U52AZT8TN Dame Harriet Walter and Ray Fearon performing during a reception hosted by Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla, to celebrate the work of William Shakespeare, on the 400th anniversary of the publication of the first Shakespeare Folio, at Windsor Castle in Berkshire, Britain, July 18, 2023. Andrew Matthews/Pool via REUTERS

RC2U52A1Z45B Ray Fearon performing during a reception hosted by Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla, to celebrate the work of William Shakespeare, on the 400th anniversary of the publication of the first Shakespeare Folio, at Windsor Castle in Berkshire, Britain, July 18, 2023. Andrew Matthews/Pool via REUTERS

RC2RS0A2E1V6 Janet Butterfield and Ray Brown from Bradford eat cold porridge after arriving at 3.30am on The Mall, ahead of the coronation of Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla, in London, Britain May 6, 2023. REUTERS/Kevin Coombs

MT1USATODAY20067583 Archives and Special Collections Associate Director Melissa VandeBurgt looks through a collection of photographs from Charles A. Ray at Florida Gulf Coast university's library in Fort Myers on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023.Fnp 20230222 Fgcuarchives 0021

MT1USATODAY20067553 Charles A. Ray photographs are shown at Florida Gulf Coast university's library in Fort Myers on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023.Fnp 20230222 Fgcuarchives 0019

MT1USATODAY20067564 Archives and Special Collections Associate Director Melissa VandeBurgt laughs at a photo by Charles A. Ray as Archives Coordinator Bailey Rodgers, center, and Archives Assistant Emily Murray look on at Florida Gulf Coast university's library in Fort Myers on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023.Fnp 20230222 Fgcuarchives 0001

ny220722220305 Ñ EMBARGO: NO ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTION, WEB POSTING OR STREET SALES BEFORE 3:01 A.M. ET ON SATURDAY, JULY 23, 2022. NO EXCEPTIONS FOR ANY REASONS Ñ Robert Ray Thomas in the trailer provided to him by FEMA in Lake Charles, La., June 15, 2022. Thomas was pushed out of his apartment by Hurricane Laura, and it took months before FEMA let him stay in one of its trailers. (Edmund D. Fountain/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny290122145705 Charles Ray at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where his works were on exhibit in ÒCharles Ray: Figure Ground,Ó Jan. 12, 2022. Ray has been exploring the nude for 30 years Ñ male and female, old and young, including his own body. (Jody Rogac/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny270122225505 Charles Ray at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where his works were on exhibit in ÒCharles Ray: Figure Ground,Ó Jan. 12, 2022. Ray has been exploring the nude for 30 years Ñ male and female, old and young, including his own body. (Jody Rogac/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny290122141805 Charles Ray installs his work ÒReclining WomanÓ at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Jan. 12, 2022. Ray has been exploring the nude for 30 years Ñ male and female, old and young, including his own body. (Jody Rogac/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny270122223505 Charles Ray installs his work ÒReclining WomanÓ at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Jan. 12, 2022. Ray has been exploring the nude for 30 years Ñ male and female, old and young, including his own body. (Jody Rogac/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny290122143305 Charles Ray installs his work ÒReclining WomanÓ at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Jan. 12, 2022. Ray has been exploring the nude for 30 years Ñ male and female, old and young, including his own body. (Jody Rogac/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny270122224005 Charles Ray installs his work ÒReclining WomanÓ at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Jan. 12, 2022. Ray has been exploring the nude for 30 years Ñ male and female, old and young, including his own body. (Jody Rogac/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny050919184304 United Cajun Navy volunteers Ray Brunet, left, and Leonard Harrison, right, evacuate Charles Pitzer as floodwaters near his home in Wilmington, N.C.,on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2019. Hurricane Dorian pounded much of the Carolina coast with heavy rain and strong winds on Thursday, spawning small tornadoes and causing widespread power losses and flooding. (Alyssa Schukar/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny050919185004 From left, Charles and Suzanne Pitzer thank Ray Brunet, a volunteer with the United Cajun Navy, after he helped to evacuate them from their home as floodwaters neared in Wilmington, N.C., on Thursday, Sept. 5, 2019. Hurricane Dorian pounded much of the Carolina coast with heavy rain and strong winds on Thursday, spawning small tornadoes and causing widespread power losses and flooding. (Alyssa Schukar/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny130518190211 Sculpture Charles Ray takes a walk near a foundry where one his sculptures has been cast, in Walden, N.Y., April 23, 2018. Five new pieces in a show at Matthew Marks Gallery through June 16 represent a large portion of the work he has completed since his 2014-2015 retrospective. ÒI work very slowly,Ó he said. (Lauren Lancaster/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny130518190510 Sculptor Charles Ray, who has an exhibit that runs through June 16 at Matthew Marks Gallery, at a pub in Walden N.Y., April 23, 2018. Five new pieces in the show represent a large portion of the work he has completed since his 2014-2015 retrospective. For a major artist, Ray produces very little. ÒI work very slowly,Ó he said. (Lauren Lancaster/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny130518190411 Sculptor Charles Ray, who has an exhibit that runs through June 16 at Matthew Marks Gallery, at a pub in Walden N.Y., April 23, 2018. Five new pieces in the show represent a large portion of the work he has completed since his 2014-2015 retrospective. For a major artist, Ray produces very little. ÒI work very slowly,Ó he said. (Lauren Lancaster/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny130518185911 Sculpture Charles Ray prepares to photograph versions of his sculpture "Mountain Lion Attacking a Dog," one cast in sterling silver, the other in stainless steel, at a foundry in Walden, N.Y., April 23, 2018. Five new pieces in a show at Matthew Marks Gallery through June 16 represent a large portion of the work he has completed since his 2014-2015 retrospective. ÒI work very slowly,Ó he said. (Lauren Lancaster/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny130518190112 A sculpture by Charles Ray, "Mountain Lion Attacking a Dog, a new version of a 2017 piece, for his exhibition that runs through June 16 at Matthew Marks Gallery, in New York, April 23, 2018. five new pieces in the show represent a large portion of the work he has completed since his 2014-2015 retrospective. For a major artist, Ray produces very little. ÒI work very slowly,Ó he said. (Lauren Lancaster/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

ny301016211103 Robert Anen, left, a graduate student who discovered a filmed portion of the Charles and Ray Eames multimedia installation ÒThinkÓ while watching home movie footage from the 1964 WorldÕs Fair, and Dan Streible, an associate professor of cinema studies at New York University at the school's Moving Image Archive, in New York. Oct. 20, 2016. The aspiring film archivist stumbled upon footage during a summer internship. (James Estrin/The New York Times/Fotoarena)

208988 Foto oficial Portuguesa Campeã Serie B 2011. Sentados (e/d): Caio, Fernandinho, Omar Feitosa, Alex Gregório, Jorginho, Anderson Lima, Renê Carlos, André Heleno, Joaquim Justo dos Santos, Carlos Lourenço, Antônio Luiz Fernandes Azevedo, Manuel da Lupa, Luis Lucas, Michel Muniz, Rogério Neves, Espanhol, Dirceu e José Lera.De Pé fileira do meio (e/d): Paiva, Picanha, Antônio Vaz, José Maria, Rogério, Boquita, Rafael Silva, Bruninho, Guilherme, Jaime, Marco Antônio, Luiz Ricardo, Leandro Love, Victor, Bruno, Weverton, Lúcio, Tom, Daniela Neves, Cláudio Lepera, José Martins, Dênis, Vicente e Fernanda.De pé (e/d): Cleiton, Mateus, Leandro Silva, Renato, Henrique, Ferdinando, Rai, Ivo, Edno, Ananias, Júnior Timbo, Marcelo Cordeiro, Raí, Lucas Gaúcho, Diego, Brunão, João Neto, Vinícius, Jean Natal, Ivan, Ronaldo, Gustavo, José Cambetas. São Paulo/SP, Brasil - 23/11/2011. Foto: Léo Pinheiro / Fotoarena

208987 Foto oficial Portuguesa Campeã Serie B 2011. Sentados (e/d): Caio, Fernandinho, Omar Feitosa, Alex Gregório, Jorginho, Anderson Lima, Renê Carlos, André Heleno, Joaquim Justo dos Santos, Carlos Lourenço, Antônio Luiz Fernandes Azevedo, Manuel da Lupa, Luis Lucas, Michel Muniz, Rogério Neves, Espanhol, Dirceu e José Lera.De Pé fileira do meio (e/d): Paiva, Picanha, Antônio Vaz, José Maria, Rogério, Boquita, Rafael Silva, Bruninho, Guilherme, Jaime, Marco Antônio, Luiz Ricardo, Leandro Love, Victor, Bruno, Weverton, Lúcio, Tom, Daniela Neves, Cláudio Lepera, José Martins, Dênis, Vicente e Fernanda.De pé (e/d): Cleiton, Mateus, Leandro Silva, Renato, Henrique, Ferdinando, Rai, Ivo, Edno, Ananias, Júnior Timbo, Marcelo Cordeiro, Raí, Lucas Gaúcho, Diego, Brunão, João Neto, Vinícius, Jean Natal, Ivan, Ronaldo, Gustavo, José Cambetas. São Paulo/SP, Brasil - 23/11/2011. Foto: Léo Pinheiro / Fotoarena

208986 Foto oficial Portuguesa Campeã Serie B 2011. Sentados (e/d): Caio, Fernandinho, Omar Feitosa, Alex Gregório, Jorginho, Anderson Lima, Renê Carlos, André Heleno, Joaquim Justo dos Santos, Carlos Lourenço, Antônio Luiz Fernandes Azevedo, Manuel da Lupa, Luis Lucas, Michel Muniz, Rogério Neves, Espanhol, Dirceu e José Lera.De Pé fileira do meio (e/d): Paiva, Picanha, Antônio Vaz, José Maria, Rogério, Boquita, Rafael Silva, Bruninho, Guilherme, Jaime, Marco Antônio, Luiz Ricardo, Leandro Love, Victor, Bruno, Weverton, Lúcio, Tom, Daniela Neves, Cláudio Lepera, José Martins, Dênis, Vicente e Fernanda.De pé (e/d): Cleiton, Mateus, Leandro Silva, Renato, Henrique, Ferdinando, Rai, Ivo, Edno, Ananias, Júnior Timbo, Marcelo Cordeiro, Raí, Lucas Gaúcho, Diego, Brunão, João Neto, Vinícius, Jean Natal, Ivan, Ronaldo, Gustavo, José Cambetas. São Paulo/SP, Brasil - 23/11/2011. Foto: Léo Pinheiro / Fotoarena

208985 Foto oficial Portuguesa Campeã Serie B 2011. Sentados (e/d): Caio, Fernandinho, Omar Feitosa, Alex Gregório, Jorginho, Anderson Lima, Renê Carlos, André Heleno, Joaquim Justo dos Santos, Carlos Lourenço, Antônio Luiz Fernandes Azevedo, Manuel da Lupa, Luis Lucas, Michel Muniz, Rogério Neves, Espanhol, Dirceu e José Lera.De Pé fileira do meio (e/d): Paiva, Picanha, Antônio Vaz, José Maria, Rogério, Boquita, Rafael Silva, Bruninho, Guilherme, Jaime, Marco Antônio, Luiz Ricardo, Leandro Love, Victor, Bruno, Weverton, Lúcio, Tom, Daniela Neves, Cláudio Lepera, José Martins, Dênis, Vicente e Fernanda.De pé (e/d): Cleiton, Mateus, Leandro Silva, Renato, Henrique, Ferdinando, Rai, Ivo, Edno, Ananias, Júnior Timbo, Marcelo Cordeiro, Raí, Lucas Gaúcho, Diego, Brunão, João Neto, Vinícius, Jean Natal, Ivan, Ronaldo, Gustavo, José Cambetas. São Paulo/SP, Brasil - 23/11/2011. Foto: Léo Pinheiro / Fotoarena

TCDSEQU_TZ041 THE SERPENT QUEEN, from left: Barry Atsma as Montmorency, Samantha Morton as Catherine De Medici, Raza Jaffrey as Francois de Guise, Ray Panthaki as Cardinal Charles de Guise, Nicholas Burns as Antoine de Bourbon, A Queen Is Made', (Season 1, ep. 108, aired Oct. 30, 2022). photo: Shanna Besson / ©Starz / Courtesy Everett Collection

TCDSEQU_TZ044 THE SERPENT QUEEN, from left: Ray Panthaki as Cardinal Charles de Guise, Yngve Sanchez Beuthe as Charles IX, Samantha Morton as Catherine De Medici, A Queen Is Made', (Season 1, ep. 108, aired Oct. 30, 2022). photo: Shanna Besson / ©Starz / Courtesy Everett Collection

TCDSEQU_TZ042 THE SERPENT QUEEN, from left: Antonia Clarke as Mary Queen of Scots, George Jacques as Francis II, Ray Panthaki as Cardinal Charles de Guise, A Queen Is Made', (Season 1, ep. 108, aired Oct. 30, 2022). photo: Shanna Besson / ©Starz / Courtesy Everett Collection

TCDWILD_ZU032 THE WILDS, from left: Alex Fitzalan, Miles Gutierrez-Riley, Nicholas Coombe, Aidan Laprete, Charles Alexander, Tanner Ray Cook, Day 36/14', (Season 2, ep. 203, aired May 6, 2022). photo: Kane Skennar / ©Amazon / Courtesy Everett Collection

TCDSEQU_TZ036 THE SERPENT QUEEN, Ray Panthaki as Cardinal Charles de Guise (2nd from left), Danny Kirrane as Louis de Bourbon (2nd from right), An Attack on the King', (Season 1, ep. 107, aired Oct. 23, 2022). photo: Shanna Besson / ©Starz / Courtesy Everett Collection