It is well established that the beautiful and beguiling black-and-white photographs made by George Rodger in ... encounter with a Western photographer, as Rodger was granted official permission ...

One of those is Temples of Stone, by Magnum photographer Stuart Franklin, who travelled to Egypt and Morocco in the footsteps of one of the founders of the agency, Briton George Rodger ...

The last major eruption happened 70 years ago, in the midst of World War II, and was photographed by the great British photographer and Magnum founding member, George Rodger. As LIFE noted to its ...

Paris and New York City Peter Rodger is the son British photographer, George Rodger, who documented the Belsen concentration camp in the aftermath of World War II Elliot Rodger, 22, killed six ...

After the harrowing events George Rodger witnessed during his incredible journeys he vowed to abandon war photography altogether and in 1947 co-founded the now legendary Magnum Photos. However he ...

"Contact: George Rodger's War Photographs", which opens next month, showcases 100 works by the self-taught press photographer. The images convey Rodger's compassion for the victims of war while ...

He said his grandfather, George Rodger, was a renowned photographer during World War II. According to his manuscript, Rodger’s mother moved to England at a young age, and working as a nurse on ...

It is well established that the beautiful and beguiling black-and-white photographs made by George Rodger in ... encounter with a Western photographer, as Rodger was granted official permission ...

One of those is Temples of Stone, by Magnum photographer Stuart Franklin, who travelled to Egypt and Morocco in the footsteps of one of the founders of the agency, Briton George Rodger ...

It is well established that the beautiful and beguiling black-and-white photographs made by George Rodger in ... encounter with a Western photographer, as Rodger was granted official permission ...