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Tag Archives: war
One Hundred Years After the End of World War One
Unidentified Photographer, [Madame Cagnet and child standing next to grave of a Lieutenant Roosevelt, France], 1918 (2010.83.15) The grave of Lt. Quentin Roosevelt near Seringes [Seringes-et-Nesle.]. Madame Cagnet has assumed the duty of caring for the grave. Quentin Roosevelt (1897-1918) … Continue reading
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Tagged 1918, Armistice Day, church, France, Verdun, war, World War 1, World War One, WW1, WWI
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“Gerda Taro – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”
Unidentified Photographer, Gerda Taro, Guadalajara Front, July 1937 Gerta Pohorylle, aka Gerda Taro, was born in Stuttgart, Germany, on August 1, 1910. After attending the Königin-Charlotte Realschule in Stuttgart, the Internat Villa Florissant in Lausanne, Switzerland, the Höhere Handelsschule (Business … Continue reading
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Tagged 1937, FansinaflashbulbClassic, Fred Stein, Gerda Taro, Madrid, photojournalism, Regards, Robert Capa, Spain, Spanish Civil War, Vu, war
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Veterans Day, 2017
Larry Burrows (1926-1971), Mutter Ridge, Nui Cay Tri, South Vietnam, October 1966 (27.1998) Larry Burrows (1926-1971), First-aid station. Mutter Ridge, Nui Cay Tri, October 1966 (1758.2005) (Life, October 28, 1966, p.38 ) Larry Burrows (1926-1971), “Having failed in their first … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Leroy, Larry Burrows, Life Magazine, Veterans Day, Vietnam, Vietnam War, war
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Recent Acquisition: Donald Unrau’s “War Story”
Donald Unrau, “War Story,” 2014 (2016.10) Donald Unrau’s “War Story” is a portfolio comprised of twenty portraits of American Vietnam Veterans. Under each image is a handwritten text, written by the subject of the portrait. The texts were written before … Continue reading
Catherine Leroy
Catherine Leroy, Flares over the Da Nang River on the eve of the Tet Offensive, JAnuary 31st, 1968 (2011.73.6) Catherine Leroy, A North Vietnamese lieutenant and his men guard a position at the cathedral of Hue at the onset of the … Continue reading
Around the World (alphabetically): Afghanistan
Charles Shepherd, Group of Maula Gori Afrides, Afghanistan, ca. 1867 (2007.104.3) Edward Grazda, Jalez, Afghanistan, 1982 (2012.51.3) Stephen Dupont, Man praying and reading the Koran inside the Grand Blue Mosque, Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan, 1993 (2012.37.5) Stephen Dupont, The Grand Buddha Cave … Continue reading
Happy Passover from the Vishniac Archive at ICP
Roman Vishniac, [Jewish refugees from Germany leaving France for Palestine on board the S.S.Providence, Marseille Harbor], April, 1947 Roman Vishniac, [Jewish refugees from Germany leaving France for Palestine on board the S.S.Providence, Marseille Harbor], April, 1947 Happy Passover from the … Continue reading
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Tagged France, Harbor, Jewish refugees, Marseille, Palestine, Passover, Roman Vishniac, S.S. Providence, war
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