The Picture-Magazine Age: Luce's Empires and the Photo Essay
Henry Luce's Time and Life, Eisenstaedt's KISS, Capa's D-Day blur, Bourke-White, Gordon Parks and W. Eugene Smith — the halftone weeklies that taught the world to look at itself.
Playlist by @magazine_birth
16 tracks, shared on Audicious.
- Henry R. Luce and the 20th Century — Yale University
- Lunch Atop a Skyscraper: The Terrifying Story Behind the Famous 1932 Photo | 100 Photos | TIME — TIME
- D-Day: Behind Robert Capa's Photo Of Normandy Beach | 100 Photos | TIME — TIME
- How TIME Magazine Got Its Red Border — TIME
- 1996: 100 Years of Country Life Magazine | Classic BBC Documentary | BBC Archive — BBC Archive
- Why Gordon Parks’ Most Famous Photo Almost Wasn’t Released | The Bigger Picture with Vincent Brown — PBS
- What Gordon Parks Saw — Nerdwriter1
- THE WORLD OF W EUGENE SMITH — The Art of Photography
- Robert Capa - the rare 1947 radio interview — PaoloDeBo
- Robert Capa — The Art of Photography
- Masters of Photography - Alfred Eisenstaedt — PhotographyMasters
- The "Gentle Executioner": The Man Who Shot the 20th Century | Alfred Eisenstaedt #filmphotography — Grainificent
- Robert Doisneau — The Art of Photography
- Celebrating 100 years of TIME magazine covers — NBC News
- Entering New Worlds Through Photography — VICE
- Leica & Magnum: Constantine Manos - Personal Documentary — Leica Camera