“I wanted to see if I could photograph people without their being aware of the camera,” the photographer Paul Strand told Milton Brown in a 1971 interview. On June 3, Madrid’s Fundación Mapfre will ...

Paul Strand made his best-known photograph in 1917. Using a camera equipped with a hidden lens that allowed him to photograph people he passed in the street without them knowing it, the 26-year-old ...

Photographer, filmmaker, political activist, husband, enigma, collaborator, and pioneer: these are simply a handful of the words that could be used to describe Paul Strand (1870–1976). Together with ...

"With Dialogues. Collection FOTOGRAFIS x Helmut Newton", the Helmut Newton Foundation presents a fresh perspective on the work of its founder.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – The Paul Strand exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is running now through January 4th. "Paul Strand is one of the greatest photographers of the 20th century, and he is ...

Something rather strange happens when looking at Paul Strand’s photographs — an odd feeling of having seen them before. And, in many ways, that’s true. Strand’s visual imprint is evident in the way we ...

Paul Strand is considered a master of modern photography with a career that spanned over 6 decades. His prints are a cornerstone of the Art Museum's collection, his work a critical influence on the ...

PHILADELPHIA — No small part of the very large achievement of Paul Strand (1890-1976) is how clearly his work disproved the assumption that photography was inherently inferior to painting. That ...

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A new book presents captivating images of New Mexico in the early 1930s by photographer Paul Strand Modernist New York photographer Paul Strand [1890-1976] traveled frequently throughout his legendary ...

This vintage, unique print is an early work of Paul Strand. Photographed in Central Park, the image is indicative of his exploration of pictorialism at the beginning of his career. It captures a ...