Fine Print: National strike, Town of Saint-Ouen, France, 1936 Size:16 x 20 in (40 x 50 cm)

Fine Print: National strike, Town of Saint-Ouen, France, 1936 Size:16 x 20 in (40 x 50 cm)David Seymour photographed this protest in Paris, prior to the founding of the agency, and at time when he, Henri Cartier Bresson and Robert Capa were living there. The workers protests pictured here led to the formation of the Popular Front government in France, an alliance of socialists, communists and liberals formed to fight the rising tide of fascism in the inter war period. This movement ultimately led these three photographers to the front of

gymnast Nadia Comãneci performs the routine that would gain her one of her seven “perfect 10” scores – a score that the official Olympic scoreboards had not yet been programmed to display

The trip became a continuation of the stories on Britain that Arnold had begun in 1961

This iconic image appeared in Life Magazine that year — the very first of Riboud’s photographs to be published

“My Dream” is a dense collage of cut up contact sheets surrounding a photogram of a child

before joining the Dalmas agency as a reporter two years later

After graduating college

fresh after the war

His assignments brought him face-to-face with many of the century’s leading personalities

bodyguard for Run-DMC and DJ for the Beastie Boys

set in the countryside near Buenos Aires

the profound bond between the two girls is unmistakable

The project explores the story of an unsuccessful space program in Zambia in the 1960s through staged reenactments of obscure events