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    Photography trends evolved significantly after World War II. Many American photographers like Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, and Minor White embraced abstract expressionism, while others like Robert Frank documented American culture with candid street scenes. In Europe, photographers such as Josef Sudek, Josef Koudelka, and Victor Burgin explored subjective and conceptual approaches. In subsequent decades, the work of William Eggleston, Robert Adams, and others brought color photography into the fine art domain. A new generation of photographers worldwide also addressed social and political issues.

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    Photography trends evolved significantly after World War II. Many American photographers like Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, and Minor White embraced abstract expressionism, while others like Robert Frank documented American culture with candid street scenes. In Europe, photographers such as Josef Sudek, Josef Koudelka, and Victor Burgin explored subjective and conceptual approaches. In subsequent decades, the work of William Eggleston, Robert Adams, and others brought color photography into the fine art domain. A new generation of photographers worldwide also addressed social and political issues.

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    Photography trends evolved significantly after World War II. Many American photographers like Harry Callahan, Aaron Siskind, and Minor White embraced abstract expressionism, while others like Robert Frank documented American culture with candid street scenes. In Europe, photographers such as Josef Sudek, Josef Koudelka, and Victor Burgin explored subjective and conceptual approaches. In subsequent decades, the work of William Eggleston, Robert Adams, and others brought color photography into the fine art domain. A new generation of photographers worldwide also addressed social and political issues.

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    Photography. Trends after World War II.

    Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
    Designed by Russian K VII  1922
    Constructivists Georgi and Oil on canvas
    Vladimir Stenberg in 1930
    Harry Callahan
    [American Photographer,
    1912-1999]
    France
    1958
    gelatin silver print
    15.7 x 15.6 cm.

    Aaron Siskind [American Abstract Expressionist


    Photographer, 1903-1991]
    Kentucky 6, 1951
    10.5 x 13.5 inch vintage silver print
    Josef Sudek
    Czechoslovakia 1896–1976
    February 1948
    from the series The window of
    my studio 1940–54
    gelatin silver photograph
    22.5 x 15.6 cm

    Minor White
    [American ,
    1908-1976]
    Moencopi Strata,
    Capitol Reef, Utah,
    1962
    Gelatin silver print
    1948 - Dr. Edwin Land's first production
    Polaroid camera, the Model 95, went on
    sale in Boston for $89.75

    Henry Holmes Smith


    (American, 1909-1986)
    ROYAL PAIR Year 1951
    dye-transfer printSize 
    23.9 x 16.8 cm.
    Robert Frank [Swiss-born
    American Photographer,
    born in 1924]
    Cafeteria--San Francisco, 1956
    The Americans Series
    Gelatin silver print.
    12 1/2 x 8 1/2 in
    Elliott Erwitt (b. 1928 Paris, France)

    Tony Ray-Jones
    British-born photographer
    1941 - 1972
    Aleksandras Macijauskas
    (1873 - 1932)
    Lithuanian

    Diane Arbus
    (American, 1923-1971)
    Roy DeCarava [African-American
    Photographer, born in 1919]
    Pepsi, New York, 1964

    Tomatsu, Shomei.
    (b Nagoya, Japan,
    16 Jan 1930)
    Sebastião Salgado
    (b. 1944 Aimorés, Minas Gerais, Brazil)

    Pedro Meyer, b. October 6, 1935


    in Madrid, Spain, emigrated to Mexico.
    Manuel Alvarez Bravo, 1/2002,
    Mine Inspection, South Africa

    Peter Magubane b. 1932


    in Johannesburg
    La cinquiéme chambre d´amou, 1985

    Chambre d´or II , 1988

    Bernard Faucon
    French, (born 1950)
    Barbara Kasten (American, 1936)
    Construct LB/5, 1982
    Jerry N(orman) Uelsmann,
    (b Detroit, 11 June 1934)

    Magritte's Touchstone
    1965
    gelatin silver print
    22.9 x 34.7 cm
    Rock Tree 1969
    gelatin silver print
    33.1 x 21.9 cm
    Untitled, 1992, gelatin silver print,
    20 x w: 16 in
    Laurence Miller Gallery
    PeeWee Marquette
    and Count Basie,
    New York City
    1957

    Lee Friedlander
    (b Aberdeen, WA, 14 July 1934)

    E. J. Bellocq: Storyville Portraits


    MOMA in New York in 1970
    Albuquerque, 1972

    Self-portrait (1970)
    Factory Valleys: Ohio
    and Pennsylvania (1982).

    Cherry Blossom Time in Japan


    (1986)
    Sunday School, A Church in a
    New Tract, Colorado Springs,
    1970

    Robert Adams
    (b Orange, NJ, 8 May 1937)
    Burning Oil Sludge North of Denver,Colorado, 1970, Gelatin silver print, 6x7 5/8 in,Getty
    Edge of San Timoteo, San Bernardino County, California 1978
    Gelatin silver print
    14 15/16 x 18 3/4 in, Getty
    Spain, 1972 (Village Idiot)

    Josef Koudelka
    (Czech, b Boskovice,
    nr Brno, 10 Jan 1938)

    Velka Lomnica,
    Gypsies, Slovakia,
    1966 gelatin silver
    print Größe 21 x 13,9
    in. / 53,3 x 35,2 cm
    William Eggleston
    (b Memphis, TN, July 1939)
    1976
    Chromogenic print
    10 1/4 x 15 1/4 in
    Graceland (1984)
    Burgin, Victor
    (b Sheffield, 24 July 1941).

    Victor Burgin: "Life Demands a Little Give and Take" (1974)


    Olympia, 1982 (detail)
    Centre Pompidou, Musée national
    d'art moderne, Paris

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