Bert Hardy is one of Britain's leading photojournalists working for Picture Post Magazine from 1940 until its demise in 1957. However only two thirds of the stories he shot made it to publication. Photographer and photo-historian Graham Harrison p...
The National Army Museum is devoting its new White Space Gallery to an exhibition of the work of four pioneering war photographers: Felice Beato, Roger Fenton, James Robertson and Josh McCosh. War photography has indelibly etched on to the public ...
The National Army Museum is devoting its new White Space Gallery to an exhibition of the work of four pioneering war photographers: Felice Beato, Roger Fenton, James Robertson and Josh McCosh. War photography has indelibly etched on to the public ...
Established as one of the world’s most respected photojournalists, Tom Stoddart, will deliver the final lecture in the series.
During a long and varied career he has witnessed such international events as the war in Lebanon, the fall of the Berli...
Hello Peter, Getty Images holds the surviving negative collections for WE's American, Paris and Irish views and also the International Exhibition of 1862 and Dublin 1863, as part of our holdings of London Stereoscopic Company's archives. However w...
Hi,
Just wanted to stop by and say hello, I have just joined the site and created a group re the Hulton Archives and Picture.Post I recognized your name from some articles in Black and White magazine; enjoyed your "History in Pictures" article. It was one of the first hits that came up when I searched for info on Hulton in Google. I initially became interested through watching Stephen Poliakoffs' wonderful drama, "Shooting the past" and realized he had based his archive on an actual photgraphic archive. I am not a photographer but love old photos and all the glamour and sometimes unglamourous images from Picture Post and similar sources.
Jane
Many thanks for letting me know about Tripe's Burmah series which I did not know about in your collections. I would very much like to spend time looking through them when next in London. Perhaps you can let me have details off-list of how best to arrange this.