Eugenie Goldstern Eugenie Goldstern (1884-1942) Austrian ethnographic photographer and anthropologist Eugenie Goldstern was born into a large Jewish family in Odessa, but moved to Austria in 1905 where she began studying anthropology at the University of Vienna in 1910. She created the first ever monograph of a community when she spent a…
Gerda Taro has both the distinction of being one of the first female war photographers, and the first to die in the line of work as in 1937.
Becky Handley13th November 2020
Polixeni Papapetrou (1960-2018) was an Australian photographer most recognized for her work on historical and contemporary culture.
Becky Handley13th November 2020
Women photographers 1900 - 1935. One for the post lockdown list.
Del Barrett9th November 2020
Shaped post-War American photography even while under the watchful eye of the FBI
Becky Handley30th October 2020
Camilla Koffler was a pioneer of animal photography. She changed her name to Ylla after finding out that Camilla in Serbian means ‘camel’.
Becky Handley30th October 2020
One of the first female film directors and a pioneer of the art
Del Barrett22nd October 2020
Amelia Elizabeth Guppy was a pioneering photographer often remembered for her adventurous spirit and passion for studying orchids.
Becky Handley9th October 2020
Lucia Moholy - now gaining recognition for her contribution to the photography of the Bauhaus
Becky Handley5th September 2020