If you’ve ever taken a course on the history of photography, you know Paul Strand. ... Paul Strand’s Portraits of Modernity: 1960s Ghana. By Becky Harlan. June 30, 2014 ...

Photographer Paul Strand's images shown in major exhibit. Bobbi Booker Tribune Staff Writer ... Paul Strand (1890–1976), is now featured at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Photographer, filmmaker, political activist, husband, enigma, collaborator, and pioneer: these are simply a handful of the words that could be used to describe Paul Strand (1870–1976). Together with ...

1917. Paul Strand's New York portraits. Stolen glimpses of urban anxiety. by Alex Q. Arbuckle (opens in a new tab) ...

Paul Strand helped launch modern photography in America with an Ensign reflex camera and a vision of revealing the interconnectedness of all things through the ”absolute unqualified objectivi… ...

Parmesan, Luzzara, Italy, 1953. APERTURE FOUNDATION INC., PAUL STRAND ARCHIVE. In his portraits, Strand managed to transform farm workers and artisans into immortal statues with impenetrable eyes.

The photographer Paul Strand was a great artist of the painstaking, politicised kind; he was no fleet-footed Surrealist, smitten by the beauty of a chance encounter between a sewing machine and ...

“Paul Strand” spans the photographer’s six-decade career oeuvre—from the 1910s to the 1960s—and is divided into three broad sections that document his early efforts to turn photography ...

As a young photographer, Paul Strand (1890-1976) produced stark, modernist images of such power they still exert great influence. In the mid-1930s, he spent several years in Mexico working as a ...

Andrew Dickson on the photographer Paul Strand, whose work is featured in a retrospective at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum.

Paul Strand made his best-known photograph in 1917. Using a camera equipped with a hidden lens that allowed him to photograph people he passed in the street without them knowing it, the 26-year ...