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Long acclaimed as the father of modern photojournalism, Alfred Eisenstaedt has chronicled the last century with more published photographs than any other photographer in history.
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Country:
UNITED STATES
Notable Awards:
National Medal of the Arts, International Understanding Award for Outstanding Achievement, Photographic Society of America Achievement Award, Photographer of the Year, Encyclopaedia Britannica
Achievements:
Time magazine heralded Eisenstaedt's "V-J Day, Times Square, 1945" as one of the ten greatest images in the history of photojournalism. Previous exhibitions include Moma, the Whitney Museum of American Art and the International Center of Photography.
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| Condition: Pristine |
Style: Photojournalism |
Certificate: Yes |
| Signed: Yes |
Image Size: 14.0 x 11.0 |
Eisenstaedt became known to millions worldwide through his work for LIFE Magazine, which he joined as one of the first four staff photographers in 1935 (when it was still Project X). In this photograph, taken by LIFE Photographer John Loengard, Eisenstaedt holds the negative of "V-J Day." This print is signed by Eisenstaedt and Loengard and is the only one of its kind printed. GALLERY M represents many other works by Eisenstaedt as well. Collect by calling 1.877.331.8401 or request more information online today. |
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