The most famous of the Viennese pre-war photographers was Dora Kallmus, otherwise known as Madame d’Ora
Gabby Kynoch18th January 2021
Born Laure Meffredy in Paris, photographer Laure Albin-Guillot first opened a portrait studio at her home in Rue du Ranelagh in the 1920s.
Gabby Kynoch12th January 2021
Austrian photographer Inge Morath left Nazi Germany to America to become an editor and then as assistant to Henry Cartier-Bresson.
Gabby Kynoch22nd December 2020
As part of Week One of our 2022 Bootcamp, Photography & Protest, take a tour of the powerful work our Heroines have created... From documenting protests or starting campaigns, many of our Heroines have dedicated their work to raising the profile on important issues. READ Glasgow Women’s Library displays feminist photography &…
Gabby Kynoch16th December 2020
Compassionate and engaged, Mexican photojournalist Kati Horna introduced a personal and feminine approach to reportage photography
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2020
Hansel Mieth was a German-born photojournalist, most notable for capturing the dire conditions of working-class Americans in the 1930s and 1940s
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2020
Germaine Krull was the groundbreaking photographer who influential surrealist Man Ray named his artistic equal
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2020
Transitioning from fashion model to fashion photographer, Corinne Day proves that the only rule for success is to remain true to your vision
Gabby Kynoch15th February 2020
Constance Stuart Larrabee was remarkable on many levels, from owning her own photography studio to photographing from war zones
Gabby Kynoch15th February 2020
