Photographer Bruce Davidson was shooting scenes of urban poverty on East 100th Street in New York, when a woman asked him why he was there. When he said he was shooting images of the ghetto ...

Photographer Bruce Davidson The city was about to undergo ... Esquire had sent Davidson to California with the idea that his photos would accompany an article written by someone like Tom Wolfe ...

(Credit: Bruce Davidson /Magnum Photos, interview and video by Anna Bressanin) Bruce Davidson chronicled the US civil rights movement in the 1960s. In this video from BBC Culture’s Through the ...

via Bruce Davidson/Magnum Photos via Howard Greenberg Gallery, New York Frank, who is probably Davidson’s greatest influence, restlessly sought to portray scenes and people new to him ...

When Bruce Davidson was stationed with the United States ... who later joined the esteemed global agency Magnum and became famous for his pictures of New York and the civil-rights movement ...

The documentary photographer Bruce Davidson is known mostly for his images of New York — and not the softer sides of the city. He shot in Los Angeles in 1964 for Esquire magazine, and in recent years ...

Bruce Davidson lives in a big ... That’s my point of reference, but I look at your pictures and I see the landscape differently. It’s familiar and surreal at the same time.

The show, which focuses on 50 photos from a famous 1959 documentary series by Bruce Davidson, chronicles the nihilism, boredom, and aimlessness of white ethnic teens adrift in the Park Slope ...

For close to fifty years, Bruce Davidson has shot some of the defining pictures of our time, from images of the civil-rights movement to the tenements of East Harlem to the gangs of Brooklyn to ...