During the latter stages of WWII as well as the immediate years following it, the image of men and women exhibiting intimate relationships and high-spirited expressions was a distinct theme… read more →
Dabbling with a relatively new form of picture taking called “straight” photography, Paul Strand captured the image of an unsuspecting New York beggar in his photograph titled Blind Woman. Using the… read more →
After avoiding the Holocaust in Europe during the 1930s and 1940s, Robert Frank emigrated from his homeland of Switzerland to the United States in 1947. Gaining a new sense of… read more →
