One of America’s foremost street photographers, Helen Levitt captured the energy of the streets of Spanish Harlem, Brooklyn and the Bronx through her candid, quirkily framed shots of children at play.
Gabby Kynoch15th June 2019
The Bauhaus-trained Austrian designer and artist who was killed in the Holocaust has recently become better known for her painting and art therapy than photography. But in the early 30’s she produced powerful anti-fascist photomontages in a Dadaist style.
Gabby Kynoch19th May 2019
A true pioneer of photographic practices in the 1800s, she created over 300 photographs in collaboration with her husband.
Gabby Kynoch19th May 2019
Florence Henri did not just live through arguably the most exciting period in the history of art – she was at its very frontier
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2019
After being gifted a Kodak Brownie, Eva Besnyö went on to open her own photography studio where she continually adapted her style
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2019
Dora Maar (1907 – 1997) was an acclaimed painter, poet and photographer who was an integral figure in the Surrealist art movement.
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2019
E. Lennie is the acronym used by Eliza Lennie (1818 – unknown) who was a successful 19th century business owner and optician in Edinburgh, Scotland
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2019
Marion Palfi was a German American social documentary photographer, focusing on discrimination and civil rights within America
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2019
The work of Rose Mandel shows a variety of dreamlike, symbolistic and abstract expressionistic images, charged with subtle meanings
Gabby Kynoch2nd March 2019
