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Name
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Subject Matter
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Berenice Abbott, nee
Bernice Abbott
(U.S.) |
Portraits, NY cityscapes, world of science |
| Ansel Adams (U.S.) |
Nature scenes |
Diane Arbus nee Diane Nemerov (U.S.)
|
Unordinary embers of society
thought not worthy of photographing. |
Richard Avedon
(U.S.) |
Fashion photographer for
Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, and
The New Yorker |
David Bailey
(England) |
Fashion photography |
| Sir Cecil Beaton, nee Cecil Walter Hardy Beaton (England) |
Fashion shots and portraits for
Vanity Fair and Vogue , portrait, and war photographer |
| Margaret Bourke-White (U.S.) |
Life magazine staff, commercial, documentaries, steel factory photos |
| Brassai nee Gyula Halasz (Hungary) |
Photographs of Paris at night. |
Julia Cameraon
(England) |
Portraits of famous people |
Robert Capa nee
Endre Friedman
(Hungary) |
War photographer and
photojournalist, partner of
Gerda Taró |
| Henri Cartier-Bresson (France) |
Field photography in Africa |
Louis Daguerre
(France) |
Invented the photographic
process "Daguerrotype". |
Alfred Eisenstaedt
(U.S.) |
Life magazine staff, photo journalist. |
Elliot Erwitt
(U.S.) |
Black and white everyday scenes -
Famous photos- New York City, Segregated Water Fountain,
"Felix, Gladys, and Rover", Nikita Khrushchev and Richard Nixon, California |
Anne Geddes
(Australia, U.S.) |
Infants, photo 'Cabbage Kids', calendar art. |
Tana Hoban
(U.S.) |
Photographer. filmmaker and
author of books for children |
| Paul Horst (Germany) |
Fashion photos |
| Yousef Karsh (Armenia, Canada) |
Portraits, Famous portraits of
Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein,
Elizabeth II and John F. Kennedy |
David LaChapelle
(U.S.) |
Commercial and fine art.photos |
Dorothea Lange
(U.S.) |
Documentary photographer and
photojournalist, Depression era
work for Farm Security Admin. |
Anna-Lou "Annie"
Leibowitz (U.S.) |
Portraits, 'Rolling Stone' chief photographer |
Robert Mapplethorpe (U.S.) |
Celebrity portraits, male and female nudes, self-portraits and still-life images of flowers, the BDSM scene. |
Mary Ellen Mark
(U.S.) |
Photojournalism / documentaries, Streetwise and Ward 81 were published photo collections. |
Steve McCurry
(U.S.) |
War photographer, Famous 1984
photograph "Afghan Girl" in National Geographic Mag. |
Eadweard Muybridge
(England) |
Studies in motion, stop-motion,
motion picture projection |
| Helmut Newton nee Helmut Neustadter (German-Australian) |
Fashion photographer, contributor
to 'Vogue' magazine |
Ruth Orkin
(U.S.) |
Photojournalist and filmmaker,
Life
magazine, Photo books -
"A World
Through My Window” and
“More Pictures From My Window.” |
Irving Penn
(U.S) |
Fashion, portrait, and still life photographer |
Man Ray (nee
Emmanual Radnitsky)
(U.S.) |
Champs Delicieux ("Rayograph"
photography),
Aviary,
The Orator, Metronome |
Terence 'Terry'
Richardson (U.S.) |
Fashion, portrait, advertising campaigns |
Leni Riefenstahl
(Germany) |
Documentaries of the Nuremberg
rallies and 1936 Olympics |
Cindy Sherman, nee
Cynthia Morris Sherman (U.S.) |
Conceptual art- Collections 'Bus Riders', 'Murder Mystery', 'Complete Untitled Fim Stills' |
Edward Steichen
(U.S.) |
'Camera Work' staff, Vogue and Vanity Fair staff, fashion photograher |
| Alfred Stieglitz (U.S.) |
Produced "Photo Secession"
first exhibit of only photographs,
'Camera Work' magazine, Editor of
'Camara Notes' the journal of the
Camera Club of NY. |
| Roy Emerson Stryker |
Documentaries for the Farm Security Administration |
Gerda Taró
(Germany) |
First female war photographer- Spanish Civil War (killed in action), partner of Robert Capa. |
| Edward Wesson (England) |
Nudes |
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