From flared pants and feathered hair to muscle cars and anti-war protests, the early ’70s were a time of cultural shakeups ...

During the war, the Thuilliers’ yard became a makeshift studio. Eventually, they painted a backdrop featuring classical ...

Last Updated on July 13, 2025 by Matt Staff From the factory floors that hummed for the war effort, right into jitterbug ...

Created in 1855 the photos in the series are considered to be some of the earliest photographs depicting war. According to the auction house, this may be the first time that a print has appeared at ...

The few historians to take an interest in the prehistory of war photography seem agreed that the earliest footage secured in a war zone dates to the Greco-Turkish War of 1897, and was shot by a ...

And, in 1857, the first known photograph of a Presidential Inauguration was captured. This image, seen above, was taken by John Wood, who worked for the Architect of the Capitol under Montgomery C ...

For its second survey of photography, the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia is presenting nearly 250 early photographs—most of which have never been exhibited before—created by British and ...

When Catherine Leroy was attending convent school in the 1960s, she longed to run away. The French teenager made her first escapes by sneaking off to smoky Paris jazz clubs. But all along she knew ...

The first photographs that exist of the Holy Land are also from the same technique, he added. Born and raised in the Soviet Union, Kaprov moved to Israel 30 years ago, where he embarked on a ...

Samuel Holmes Doten of Plymouth, Mass., was born June 5, 1812, so after the Civil War ended in 1865, he would joke that he “served in the infantry in the war of that date.” William Kendall ...

Vietnam was the first “living room war,” seen on TV and through remarkable photography. Photojournalists captured war’s most personal moments, the best and worst of human nature.