Great Masters
Great Masters

Shantanu Sheorey

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Manchu Bride, Peking, Penchilie Province, China/Photograph/courtesy LSE Digital Library & Wellcome Library
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John Thomson

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Gordon Parks

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Art Kane

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Bhawan Singh

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Prabuddha Dasgupta

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If Hine could not confirm the age of his subjects, he would count the buttons on their jackets for an estimate. Photograph/Lewis Hine
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Remembering Lewis Hine

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Étienne-Jules Marey

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RimChomPoo: This portrait of the Dalai Lama’s teacher was shot when Madhavji was on a tour. He visited the shrine and decided to capture this image with a Kodak Brownie. Photograph/Ranjit Madhavji
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Ranjit Madhavji

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Wilson Bentley

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Lillian Bassman

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Fading Away (1858) was criticised because it was considered inappropriate to show death in a medium as literal as photography. But the fact that it was a staged photo perhaps makes the protests a little ironical.
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Henry Peach Robinson, the Pictorialist

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