Sentences with phrase «known war photographers»

Born in Iran, Abbas came to be one of the world's best - known war photographers, covering conflicts and uprisings in Vietnam, the Middle East, Cuba, Northern Ireland, and several other countries.

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All that's known about the plot is that it's about widower and children of a war photographer discover a secret about her past.

Brie Larson plays a war photographer who becomes interested in the mission because she smells a story: «When three sources tell you the same thing word for word, you know they're lying.»

The best part of it all, of course, was the triumphant return of Frank West, the photographer protagonist of the original Dead Rising who is best known for covering wars, you know.

«The Civil War and American Art» and «Photography and the American Civil War» show painters like Winslow Homer and photographers like Mathew Brady caught up in events more than they ever knew — and Hale Woodruff in his murals evoked them for the next century.

With this new exhibition space, the gallery serves as a forum for the presentation of a focused program considering the work of lesser - known pre and post war Japanese photographers as well as a site for the exhibition of masterworks by historical and contemporary photographic masters from Japan and abroad.

Best known for his expressive documentation of World War II's impact on Japanese culture, Tomatsu was one of Japan's most creative and influential photographers.

John Liebenberg As a freelance photographer John Liebenberg is perhaps best known for his documentation of the Namibian War of Independence, largely considered the most significant visual record of the conflict.

Best known for his evocative paintings of war - ravaged landscapes and his quasi-Surrealist visions of the English countryside, Nash was also a consummate photographer, who believed that the camera could reveal aspects of the world that the painter could not.

Gillo Pontecorvo's ground - breaking documentary style film The Battle of Algiers (1965) is shown alongside the work of lesser known twentieth - century figures, such as French psychiatrist and photographer Gaëtan de Clérambault and the French military photographer of the Algerian War, Marc Garanger.

Perhaps best known for his extensive photographic portrayal of animal and human subjects in motion, he was also a highly successful landscape and survey photographer, documentary artist, war correspondent and inventor.

Vietnamese photographer An - My Lê, who came to the U.S. as a teenage refugee in 1975, knows the Vietnam War mainly through media sources.

Shive, a noted photographer known as the «leading chronicler of America's national parks,» journeyed to Midway Atoll to document the national wildlife refuge in honor of the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Midway, which proved to be a turning point of World War II in the Pacific.