The New York Times has been around since 1851, but it wasn't until the early 1900s that the paper started printing photos on the font page. Even then, the photos were tiny and barely made an impact on the paper's aesthetic. Fast forward to today and it's impossible to imagine the NY Times front page without a few colored images jumping out at you immediately (the first colored images appeared in 1997). Artist Josh Begley decided to capture that transformation with a one-minute video showcasing every New York Times cover ever released (over 60,000). Press play to see how the legendary paper has changed and be sure to check out Josh Begley's website if you like that you see.