A young Jane Fonda and her father, actor Henry Fonda, play with sailing boat in a swimming pool.

Jane Fonda poses for Vogue magazine holding a cigarette while wearing a plaid wool dress and brown suede belt.

Fonda is pictured standing outside a door in New York City.

On the same day, Fonda was photographed with her father Henry outside of Ripley's Believe It or Not! in Times Square, New York.

A teenage Jane Fonda poses in a yellow and white striped sweater and classic 1960's hairdo.

Jane Fonda is photographed with with red roses that adorn her pink sheer button-up and elaborate up-do.

Fonda poses with a coupe of champagne, wearing a pink sleeveless top, for a portrait.

Here, Fonda looks over her shoulder for a photograph, showing off a longer, darker hairstyle.

A 30-year-old Jane Fonda poses in a bright pink shirt and green pants, with a flower in her hair.

A portrait taken in Los Angeles during Fonda's modeling years.

This portrait of Jane Fonda was used to promote Roger Vadim's science fiction film Barbarella, which Fonda starred in.

Jane Fonda and her then-husband, French screenwriter Roger Vadim, attend the International Pop and Rock Festival of the Isle of Wight.

Jane Fonda addresses anti-war demonstrators during a rally on the ellipse across from the White House in May of 1970. She started her speech with “Greetings, fellow bums,” as a reference to what President Nixon called students at a speech earlier that week.

Jane Fonda takes the stage at the Meeting For Peace In Vietnam in Central Park, New York.

Jane Fonda is seen with political activist Angela Davis (left) during a demonstration against the war in Vietnam on the University of Los Angeles's campus.

Taken by infamous paparazzo Ron Galella, this photograph shows Jane Fonda and Canadian actor Donald Sutherland at an Anti-Vietnam Demonstration in 1971.

Jane Fonda is photographed on the set of neo-noir crime thriller Klute, where she portrayed call-girl Bree Daniels.

Fonda is photographed presenting personal photos from her trip to Vietman (she was an activist in the counterculture era during the Vietnam War) at Riverside Church in New York.

Here, Fonda poses backstage with her Oscar at the 51st annual Academy Awards. She had won Best Actress in a Leading Role for her portrayal of Sally Hyde in Hal Ashby's Coming Home.

Here, Fonda smiles on the set of The Electric Horseman, which she starred as Hallie alongside Robert Redford.