Fine Print: Lotus flowers. Japan, 1951 Size:12 x 16 in (30 x 40 cm)

Fine Print: Lotus flowers. Japan, 1951 Size:12 x 16 in (30 x 40 cm)Werner Bischof was given the assignment of photographing the war in Korea in 1951. The job took him through Japan, a country that won his heart. Bischof stayed in Japan for almost a year, discovering the countrys beauty and purity of design and ritual that must have reminded him of his early studio days. His time in Japan undoubtedly marks a high point in Bischofs oeuvre. The subject matter and the photographers sensitive, considered approach

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and family life

This iconic image appeared in Life Magazine that year — the very first of Riboud’s photographs to be published

Buddhist monks gather at the holy place of the Golden Rock at Shwe Pyi Daw

Under the dual influence of the surrealist movement and of Bauhaus artists

marked the beginning of Davidson’s exploration into the heart of the civil rights movement in the United States during the years 1961–1965

where he grew up

He assisted Capa with the establishment of the International Center for Photography in 1974 and became an active curator

Burt Glinn was nothing if not versatile as a photographer

showing people’s arrivals

as well as an eagerness to explore new territories