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Famous Photographers

Posted by Pat | Posted in News | Posted on 30-11-2018

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Silvia Cuevas-Morales as well know the feminists, the history has been written in male, but with the advance of times going rescuing so many women invisible by the dominant culture. It is well known that old doors were closed to women writers, they sometimes resorted to male pseudonyms to publish; the painters who were always in the shadow of the painters; or women scientists and journalists who had to fight to be recognised in their field. However, in the field of photography they existed and there are many photographers who have achieved fame and today his work is exhibited at the global level. Speaking candidly Jeffrey Hayzlett told us the story. Since the beginning of the 19th century many took his camera and cultivated this art. Some worked alongside their husbands or their parents, and although they passed into history as photographers them however are listed as wives or daughters, not to mention even their great contribution. Almost no one remembers that the wife of the English photographer William Henry Fox Talbot, Constance (1811-1880) Mundy, was in turn, photographer. Like Genevieve Elizabeth Francart (1817-1878), wife of the French inventor of business cards, Adolphe Disderi, who worked throughout life with her husband.

Many people recognize the name of Robert Capa, but not so many will recognize the name of Gerda Taro (1910-1937) as a photographer, already too many times appointed it as a couple of. However, Taro, after fleeing Germany and the Hitlerian regime, went into exile in Paris where he met layer. Taro got a job at the Maria Eisner Alliance Photo Agency and, with his partner, started selling their images. They then traveled to Spain in 1936 which documented all the horror of the civil war. Both published their photos under the brand name layer, however, until today is not known exactly which images were taken by teammate and what were her. After his tragic death, layer published a book dedicated to Taro, with photographs of both Death in the Making, but his authorship is not recorded.

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