Some Photos You Might Have Missed

Father Browne. 1912

Agustin Casasola. 1919

Erich Salomon. 1932.

James Jarche. 1936.

Cartier-Bresson. 1945.

Richard Peter. 1945.

Barrington-Brown. 1953.

Rashid Talukdar. 1971.

Jean Gaumy. 1986.

Here are a few photos from the last four years you might have missed. From left to right, top to bottom:

Father Browne takes last photos onboard HMS Titanic, 1912; Agustin Casasola witnesses the death of Zapata in Mexico, 1919; Erich Salomon sneaks into the U.S. Supreme Court, 1932; King Edward and Mrs. Wallis Simpson attends a London Nightclub, 1936; Henri Cartier-Bresson sees a denunciation of a Gestapo informant at Dessau, 1945; Richard Peter climbs above the desolate ruins of bombed Dresden, 1945; Watson and Crick sits for their first post-DNA discovery photo, 1953; Rashid Talukdar documents the horrors of the Bangladesh secession, 1971; Jean Gaumy becomes the first Western photographer to access post-Revolutionary Iran, 1989.

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