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A bit of inspiration for high school students who eventually may have to write a book report of one of the following authors: Robert Capa, [Ernest Hemingway reading his notes, Sun Valley, Idaho], 1…
Rare and astonishing black and white photographs by the late Dan Weiner have resurfaced that capture New Yorkers in their natural element throughout the mid-20th century.
Born in New York City, Dan Weiner studied painting at the Art Students League in 1937 and at Pratt Institute from 1939 to 1940. As a member of the Photo League from 1935 to 1947, Weiner aimed to use photography to effect social change. Weiner also worked as a commercial photographer for Fortune Maga
Rare and astonishing black and white photographs by the late Dan Weiner have resurfaced that capture New Yorkers in their natural element throughout the mid-20th century.
Today we celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As a Baptist minister, King found the strength of words and his ability to captivate, motivate, and enlighten his audiences. Whether i…
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Rare and astonishing black and white photographs by the late Dan Weiner have resurfaced that capture New Yorkers in their natural element throughout the mid-20th century.
Rare and astonishing black and white photographs by the late Dan Weiner have resurfaced that capture New Yorkers in their natural element throughout the mid-20th century.
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An issue of Camera magazine, with features on David Seymour "Chim", Andre Kertesz, Leonard Freed, Dan Weiner, Werner Bischof, Robert Capa,
The Concerned Photographer (Werner Bischof, Robert Capa, Andre Kertesz, David Seymour, Dan Weiner and Leonard Freed) Capa, Cornell (editor). Published by New York: Grossman., 1968. First Printing (stated) wraps paperbound wraps with scuffing to edges and covers else good fully intact ; sections on each photographer along with photos; smaller photos at rear with photographer comments. " A collection of the work of six photographers (Werner Bischof, Robert Capa, Andre Kertesz, David Seymour, Dan Weiner and Leonard Freed) whose photography helped keep humanitarian documentary work in the public eye. The book is based on a groundbreaking exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution. Over two hundred photographs by these masters (four of whom died on assignment in the 1950s) are brought together in this volume, which has been printed by sheet-fed gravure in Holland. Included as well are the full details of the lives and work of these men as they went about their jobs recording moments in history that their eyes and unique talent have elevated to works of concerned art."
