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Jun 23, 2021 · Published regularly from 1883 to 2000, LIFE magazine was a general interest news magazine that was dominated by its world-class photography. From theaters of war to Hollywood red carpets, LIFE published what became some of the most famous images of all time, from some of the century's greatest photojournalists, including Dorothea Lange, Alfred ...
Nov 22, 2016 · The first cover of LIFE magazine, Nov. 11, 1936. LIFE Magazine. T he story that made the cover of the very first issue of LIFE Magazine —published on Nov. 23, 1936—was, the magazine’s ...
Mar 11, 2020 · Between 1936 and 1972, Life magazine published images that helped to mythologise the US. A new book looks at iconic pictures that shaped how we view a nation, writes Aida Amoako.
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Robert Capa—Magnum. 1936 | Death of a Loyalist soldier, Spain, 1936. Originally published in the July 12, 1937, issue of LIFE. SHARE. 1 of 37. Over several decades spanning the heart of the 20th ...
Nov 9, 2022 · For much of the 20th century, LifeMagazine conquered mass media as the primary visual source for current events. From 1936 to 1972, the magazine presented the public with carefully crafted images that captured real-world social and political narratives. Henry Luce, the publication’s founder, was able to expose readers to a wide variety of images outside of their immediate community, shaping ...
Woodstock Music & Art Fair, August 1969. John Dominis/Life Pictures/Shutterstock. Max and Miriam Yasgur on their land after the Woodstock Music & Art Fair, August 1969. Bill Eppridge/Life Pictures/Shutterstock. LIFE.com presents photographs -- many of which never ran in LIFE magazine -- from the rain-soaked days and nights at Woodstock in 1969.
Jan 6, 2023 · Alfredo Jaar, Life Magazine, April 19, 1968, 1995. The MFA has acquired a third work by Jaar that bears more directly on the exhibition’s subject: Life Magazine, April 19, 1968 (1995), which is composed of three poster-size photographic prints. The leftmost image is an enlargement of the iconic photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s ...
