"Blue Army", Hyde Park, London

"Blue Army", Hyde Park, LondonArtwork Info About the Artist 1976 Gelatin silver print Signed, titled, and dated, in ink, au verso Printed circa 1995 Son of the successful Parsee entrepreneur Bejan Dadabhoy Tata, Sam Bejan Tata (1911 2005) was an important cultural figure in Canadian photography. He assumed many photographic roles: pictorialist, street photographer, photojournalist and documenter. He produced numerous portraits of personalities, first in Shanghai, and later in

the print retains its original

Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography

Deiter became involved in the anti-Vietnam war movement where he documented numerous protests

It captures the spirit of her intent: “My aim is to transform the complexities of the figure into harmonies of simplified forms revealing the innate reality

Arthur Tress began taking photographs as a teenager in Coney Island

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Digital Print on Epson Cold Press White Bright 290 gsm

Alexander Barton Thom’s photographic achievements throughout western Canada in the 1880s and 1890s have been described as “among the most artistic and professional in the West for that period

breeding and eugenics—the search for perfection

Fox Solomon has created challenging bodies of work

aside from himself and one sibling

she spent a year taking photographs in Vietnam during the Vietnam War