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Carl Mydans: Photojournalist
Carl Mydans

Harry N Abrams, 1993

War in Korea; the report of a woman combat correspondent

1 review
Marguerite Higgins, Carl Mydans

A great book on the first year of the Korean War
You've heard about the journalists embedded with the troops in Iraq and the claims it was the first time this has happened. Perhaps that is true on the grand scale, but they were not the first. Maggie Higgins, a tough and pretty 29-year-old experienced journalist, caught a one-way flight from Tokyo to Seoul just days after the North invaded the South. One way because the plane was picking up ...

The Photographs of Margaret Bourke-White

2 reviews

New York Graphic Society, 1975

200 photographs by Margaret Bourke-White
I am quite sure it was the film "Gandhi" that had me thinking Margaret Bourke-White (1904-1971) was essentially a portrait photographer, but this impressive collection of her life's work amply proves otherwise. Bourke-White was originally an industrial photographer, who was hired by Henry Robinson Luce to do assignments for his new magazine "Fortune," for which she did extensive photographic ...