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Christopher Trunkfield | Exposure of a Dying Religion (2013) | Mumbai, India

The latest Tweets from Malú Antunes (@MalAntunes2). Temos a arte para não morrer de verdade (Nietzche). Londrina, Paraná

“Woman being rescued from the ruins of her house following a V2 rocket attack, London 1944 by George Rodger”

We chat with Asya Ivashintsova-Melkumyan, who recently discovered over 30,000 photographs by her late mother Masha Ivashintsova. Ivashintsova is being heralded as a new Vivian Maier, her photographs documenting her turbulent life in Russia, starting from 1960.

Dorothea Lange: Resettled farm child from Taos Junction to Bosque Farms project. New Mexico. Photograph for the Farm Security Administration, December 1935. From the FSA-OWI Collection at the Library of Congress More pictures by Dorothea Lange | More pictures from the FSA-OWI collection [PD] This picture is in the public domain.

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Raghu Rai was born in 1942, in a small village called Jhang in Western Punjab, today's Pakistan. He started his career as a photographer for the

- NYC16000 ITALY. Naples. 1998. Aldo DE GIOIA survived Second World War by living in the Roman cisterns.

An exhibition in Delhi celebrates the master photographer's work.

Raghu Rai was born in 1942, in a small village called Jhang in Western Punjab, today's Pakistan. He started his career as a photographer for the

Acclaimed Magnum photographer Raghu Rai has spent 40 years photographing India. Here is a selection from his forthcoming exhibition at Aicon Gallery, London

George Rodger/a waif destined to die on the streets of london, 1962