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Gerda Taro: a pioneering photojournalist. 80 years ago, she was struck by a tank and killed during the Spanish Civil War. Fred Stein #ICPCollections

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Gathered together in the excellent new show “Lee Miller and Surrealism in Britain” is a selection of candid snaps both Miller and Man Ray took during their Cornish adventure. Most arresting is Miller’s photograph of an all-but-nude Carrington reclining in the sun, eyes closed, a smoldering cigarette clutched between the fingers of her left hand, with Ernst sitting behind her, his veiny hands clasped over his lover’s bare breasts, his head resting lovingly on hers, one half of his face hidden…

Gerda Taro (1910––1937) was a pioneering photojournalist whose brief career consisted almost exclusively of dramatic photographs from the front lines of the Spanish Civil ...

A new book by Marina Budhos and Marc Aronson sheds light on an unsung collaboration.

In her brief but dramatic career, Gerda Taro (1910-1937) made some of the most striking photographs to come from the front lines of the Spanish Civil War. The ...

Photojournalist Gerda Taro by Fred Stein.