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1. www.artsy.net › article › artsy-editorial-6-womenThese 6 Women Shaped Photojournalism During LIFE’s Heyday

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   • Margaret Bourke-White (1904–1971) Margaret Bourke-White, photograph from “Franklin Roosevelt’s Wild West,” LIFE, November 23, 1936. Courtesy of and © LIFE Picture Collection, Meredith Corporation.
   • Marie Hansen (1918–1969) Marie Hansen, photograph from “The WAACs,” LIFE, September 7, 1942. Courtesy of and © LIFE Picture Collection, Meredith Corporation.
   • Martha Holmes (1923–2006) Martha Holmes, photograph from “Mr. B.,” LIFE, April 24, 1950. Courtesy of and © LIFE Picture Collection, Meredith Corporation.
   • Lisa Larsen (ca. 1925–1959) Lisa Larsen, photograph from “Tito As Soviet Hero, How Times Have Changed!” LIFE, June 25, 1956. Courtesy of and © LIFE Picture Collection, Meredith Corporation.

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3. karsh.org › photographs › henry-luceHenry Luce – Yousuf Karsh

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   1944. The founder and publisher of TIME magazine, LIFE magazine, FORTUNE magazine, and SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, Henry Luce became what biographer Edwin Herzstein referred to as “the most influential private citizen in America of his day.”

4. www.bbc.com › culture › articleLife magazine: The photos that defined the US - BBC

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   Mar 11, 2020 · Luce (who had launched Time magazine in 1923, and Fortune in 1930) gave as much prominence to images as to words, condensing text into captions for pages of photos.

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5. www.smithsonianmag.com › smart-news › new-exhibition‘Life’ Magazine’s Earliest Women Photojournalists Step Into ...

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   LIFE: Six Women Photographers, a new exhibition on view at the New-York Historical Society Museum & Library, aims to correct this imbalance, presenting more than 70 images taken by six early ...

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6. www.npr.org › sections › pictureshowAt 75, 'Life' Revisits Its First Cover Story - NPR

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   Nov 4, 2011 · At 75, 'Life' Revisits Its First Cover Story. Seventy-five years ago this month, Henry Luce, who had launched Time magazine in the 1920s, created his third great magazine: Life. Over the coming ...

7. reyherphoto.com › time-life-photojournalistsTime LIFE Photojournalists & Their Iconic Photographs

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   Sep 19, 2023 · Time LIFE Photojournalists & Their Iconic Photographs. Originally published as a humor and general interest magazine in 1883, LIFE was transformed into a weekly news magazine with a heavy emphasis on photojournalism when it was purchased by Time founder Henry Luce in 1936. It was printed on a weekly basis from 1936 to 1972, then as an ...

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   How did Henry Luce promote the 20th century?

   • Publisher Henry Luce believed the 20th century to be “the American century”—and he promoted that message through images. Before Life, magazine articles in the U.S. consisted of “a picture that illustrated a story,” said curator Marilyn Kushner of the New-York Historical Society. Afterwards, “it was the text that illustrated the photograph.”

   6 Influential Female Photojournalists from LIFE Magazine’s Heyday - Artsy

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   Do Henry Luce's magazines make you think?

   • Of course, Henry Luce's magazines had their detractors. One line went, " Life is for people who can't read; Time is for people who can't think." But in the new, commemorative coffee table book, Life 75 Years: The Very Best Of Life, the pictures, in fact, make you think. And if you're old enough, they make you remember, too.

   At 75, 'Life' Revisits Its First Cover Story - NPR

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   When did Luce start a magazine?

   • Luce (who had launched Time magazine in 1923, and Fortune in 1930) gave as much prominence to images as to words, condensing text into captions for pages of photos. Life’s first cover story was about the construction of the Fort Peck Dam in Montana.

   Life magazine: The photos that defined the US - BBC

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   How many photos did Kushner and Luce take?

   • Combined, those six photographers shot over 325,000 images from the 1930s to the early 1970s. Kushner, along with fellow curators Sarah Gordon, Erin Levitsky, and William J. Simmons, selected one story from each woman that showed a different facet of Luce’s idea of American eminence.

   6 Influential Female Photojournalists from LIFE Magazine’s Heyday - Artsy

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9. www.allarts.org › 2019 › 07The six pioneering women behind the lens at LIFE Magazine

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   Jul 19, 2019 · After opening a studio in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1927, the work of Bronx-born photographer Margaret Bourke-White caught the eye of editor Henry Luce, who hired her to produce photographs for Fortune in 1929.