FeaturedHHBLogHPBlog Lucia Moholy Lucia Moholy - now gaining recognition for her contribution to the photography of the BauhausBecky Handley5th September 2020
HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlog Claude Cahun Claude Cahun was best known for their Surrealist self-portraitsBecky Handley5th September 2020
FeaturedHHBLogHPBlog Edith Tudor-Hart Edith Tudor-Hart's photography was informed by her Communist idealsBecky Handley5th September 2020
FeaturedFront PageHHBLogHPBlog Louise Dahl-Wolfe Louise Dahl-Wolfe created images that felt both candid and glamorousBecky Handley31st August 2020
FeaturedHHBLogHPBlog Norah Lyle-Smyth Norah documented the early years of British suffrage and the ground-breaking work of socialist Sylvia Pankhurst in London’s East End.Becky Handley27th August 2020
FeaturedHHBLogHPBlog Tina Modotti With her camera, Tina Modotti presents a distinctive vision of 1920s Mexico. As a Hollywood actress turned Comintern agent, Modotti used photography as an artistic and political outlet.Becky Handley5th August 2020
HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlogLHBlog Kati Horna Compassionate and engaged, Mexican photojournalist Kati Horna introduced a personal and feminine approach to reportage photographyGabby Kynoch2nd March 2020
HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlog Hansel Mieth Hansel Mieth was a German-born photojournalist, most notable for capturing the dire conditions of working-class Americans in the 1930s and 1940sGabby Kynoch2nd March 2020
HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlog Germaine Krull Germaine Krull was the groundbreaking photographer who influential surrealist Man Ray named his artistic equalGabby Kynoch2nd March 2020
HHBLogHistorical HeroinesHPBlogLHBlog Lola Álvarez Bravo As one of the first successful Mexican women photographers, Lola Álvarez Bravo was celebrated in her nation for her worksGabby Kynoch3rd February 2020