News of Nelson Mandela’s death Thursday at 95 led most world newspapers Friday. Since many newspapers used similar photos of South Africa’s first black president, type, headlines and design made certain pages stand out. All images courtesy the Newseum.
Related: BuzzFeed’s Luke Lewis and Jon Passantino began collecting images of front pages last night, including a curious front from The Sun of Britain, which says “Anti-apartheid leader loses his final battle.” Odd way to frame that life.
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