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GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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FORTUNE'S BUSINESSMEN |
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SINGLE IMAGES, a sampling |
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A FORTUNE ALBUM 1955 |
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AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1983, The View from above. |
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A LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO WORKED FOR FORTUNE, WE WERE ADVISED TO CONTACT |
PHOTOGRAPHERS
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ANSEL ADAMS |
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RUSSELL AIKINS |
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Ray Atkeson,Cabinet Gorge Dam 1953 |
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Eve Arnold with Otto Maya New Signals from the Pennsy November 1965 |
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MARGARET BOURKE-WHITE |
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HORACE BRISTOL |
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Alfred Beckham ,Western Peru Mountains |
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John Bryson, Missile Gantry 1962 |
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Anton Bruel , The President of Monsanto, Edgar Queeny |
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John Bryson,Countdown for NIKE X November 1965 (with Max Gschwind) |
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JERRY COOKE |
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GORDON COSTER |
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Robert Capa, Mexican Steel, 1940 |
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R.E.Christie, The Building of the Fairless Works (United Steel) |
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Henri Cartier-Bresson,The New York of West Germany 1954 |
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Gordon Coster, The Working Front April 1942 (double page) |
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H.B.Cornelius, White Truck in the Black c1940 |
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H.B.Cornelius, American Steel Foundries, Nov. 1940 |
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Robert Doisneau, Palm Springs, 1964 |
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Robert Doisneau,The Frenchman's France, 1959 |
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Robert Doisneau,Radio Free Europe, Lisbon, |
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Bruce Davidson, Armour sees Fat Years Ahead October 1959 |
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WALKER EVANS |
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Andreas Feininger, Harbor Fleet, June 1943 |
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WILLIAM GARNETT |
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ARTHUR GERLACH |
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BARRETT GALLAGHER |
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Herbert Gehr, Juneau, Alaska 1942 single |
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Arthur Gerlach, F.A.O.Schwarz The Toy Shop |
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Ferrell Grehan, Implosion on the West Side |
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Milton Greene, Motors, they're still in High |
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Guy Gillette , Brisk business for a Brand New Shopping Centre , February 1957 |
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OTTO HAGEL |
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BERNARD HOFFMAN (the Car, single 1941) |
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Martin Harris, Big Money in Boston |
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Hollem-Houck, Standard Brands Traveller, September 1938 |
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Walter Hortens, Bricks without Straw, April 1945 (portrait) |
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R.E.Hoffmann, Family on Relief February 1936 |
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Martha Holmes, Headquarters are at Foggy Bottom (State Department) December 1947 |
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Clyde Hare The World's Biggest Dome February 1961 |
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Clyde Hare The latest big wrinkle in steel September 1965 |
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Erich Hartmann The Seaway - Open for Business September 1959 |
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Erich Hartmann The Conquest of the St Lawrence June 1957 |
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Jesse Hartman Peace Arrives at Gar Wood |
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FENNO JACOBS |
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Carl T Johnson, Baldwin Locomotive Works |
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DMITRI KESSEL MENU |
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MARVIN KONER MENU |
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FRED K.KORTH Ply 1940 |
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Torkel Korling, Freuhauf Trailers, September 1940 |
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Torkel Korling, Sears' War, September 1942 single |
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Andre Kertesz, Rubber on the Rebound, Firestone |
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Tim Kantor, Copper in Arizona June 1964 |
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BOB LEAVITT |
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Lawrence Lowry, Allied Chemical October 1954, |
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Lawrence Lowry, Space Explorers Dream telescope August 1964 |
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Russell Lee, Arkansas Power October 1952 October 1954, |
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Sol Libsohn, Businessmen rebuild an Indiana Town 1962 |
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Sol Libsohn,Self Build in Indianapolis (One the Frontier) |
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Sol Libsohn,New Jersey Turnpike |
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Arthur Lavine, Champion Paper January 1949 |
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Randolph Langenbach, A Doomed Industrial Monument, 1969 |
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Lisa Larsen , Webb's Drug Store, , June 1948 |
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ROBERT MOTTAR |
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Wayne Miller, Rare Jack Daniels July 1951 |
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Ashley McKinley , Du Pont's Mansion from the air |
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Ivan Masser and Pete Turner, GE Astride Two Worlds June 1962 |
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Ivan Masser This is a Round House July 1958 |
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Otto Maya New Signals from the Pennsy November 1965 with Eve Arnold |
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Hans Moller The Rock Island Line, December 1944 |
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Robert Mack Oil for the Motors of Australia |
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Robert Mack With Matson's down to Melbourne |
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Arnold Newman The Skyline Builders |
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Marvin Newman and Fenno Jacobs The Eisenhower Shift April 1958 |
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David Plowden , Gone Fishing, 1964 |
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Robert Phillips , A Crossing that defies the Atlantic 1963, 1964 |
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Johns Pepper and Barrett Gallagher ,Trouble in Synthetic Rubber |
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ROBERT YARNALL RICHIE |
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WILLIAM RITTASE |
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CHARLES ROTKIN |
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Mike Roberts , Vultee Aircraft, 1941 |
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Mike Roberts ,The North American Way March 1941 |
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Mark Ribout , Alaska, 1941 |
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Charles Rotkin, New England Industrial Centre, On the Frontier, 1941 |
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ERICH SALOMON |
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VALENTINO SARRA |
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SCHAEFER & SEAWELL |
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ERIC SCHAAL |
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KURT SCHELLING |
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RALPH STEINER |
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EZRA STOLLER |
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Richard Saunders The Logistics of Vertical Transport 1963 |
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Steinheimer,The Battle for Chicago February 1942 |
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Steinheimer,Total War and the Little Man 1941 (single) |
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Luke Swank,Heinz Factory Pittsburgh |
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George Strock, a pulsating aircraft industry |
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Peter Stackpole ,Food Machinery |
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John Szarkowski, GOLF A Verdent Investment September 1964 |
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George Skadding, Kaiser Frazer Cashes in |
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Arthur Siegel, Chicago Industry by Night, October 1953 |
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WILLIAM VANDIVERT |
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William Vandivert, Maracaibo to the Sea, February 1959 |
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DAN WEINER |
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Todd Webb, Adam Smith on 7th Avenue |
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Todd Webb, Pittsburgh Panorama (Standard Oil) |
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Todd Webb, The Traffic Outrage October 1946 |
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Carver Wood, Early American Old Spice , April 1940 |
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Bradford Washburn, ALASKA , March 1942 |
PHOTO ESSAYS
VARIOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS
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ASSOCIATED PRESS ( stock photos) , |
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BEAUTIFUL FACTORIES SCHAAL, FLORES, FEININGER EISENSTADT, STOLLER |
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BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS MARCH 1939 SCHELLING. MUDD,JOHNSON, HAGEL |
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DOWN TO THE LAKES July 1940 CORNELIUS. RICHIE, MYDANS, HAGEL |
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A PORTRAIT OF OIL UN-RETOUCHED JOHN VACHON, MARTHA ROBERTS, GORDON PARKS, ESTHER BUBLEY, HAROLD CORSINI |
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SANTA FE - NO 1 RAILROAD JOHN J.EYERMAN, RALPH CRANE, SOL STUDNA, WALTER SANDERS FRANK SCHERSEL, BARRETT GALLAGHER NOVEMBER 1948 |
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FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA, Bagby, Paul Strand, Breitenbach, Charles Johnson,Scherman, Will Connell, Bradley Smith, Ansel Adams, February 1951 |
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RESEARCH REBUILDS THE SOUTH , Jorgensen, Fenno Jacobs, Russell Lee, Gallagher, Rotkin, March 1952 |
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THE GREAT AMERICAN SALESMAN , Aikins, Kessel, Vachon, Briol, Fenno Jacobs, Otto Hagel, Hoffman |
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CINCINNATI RAIL TERMINAL , June 1933, Nyholm, Phillips |
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DOLLS , MATTER, AIKINS, ROYLE |
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SHOWCASE FOR BUSINESS , the strange world of display, |
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THE VISUAL STRENGTH OF US INDUSTRY January 1954 |
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THE MARGIN IS NOW WOMANPOWER, February 1943 |
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BRISTOL LANGE AND MILLARD SHEETS Along the Road, economic migration |
PHOTOGRAPHERS
to be identifiedbut browsed for now
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THIRTY MILLION VEHICLES CAN'T BE WRONG |
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Kress Who's in Charge, November 1957, bridge and construction aerial photograph |
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ONE MAN'S MEAT, 1946, Slotkin of Hygrade products |
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GE Does it, Navy Gears |
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A small electric furnace pours a heat of Ferrovanadium at alloy |
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Small town market (to be looked at) |
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Lit Rig by Night |
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Philadelphia's City Hall in development, On the Frontier |
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Dams and Superlatives go together  page 2 |
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German Industry, assorted photos 1939 ams and Superlatives go together |
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Bridges that span three continents, November 1965 |
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THE PITT CONSOL ADVENTURE |
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STANDARD BRANDS, MERCHANTS ON WHEELS |
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SHOT SHELL AND BOMBS |
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REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS |
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IBM banishes dowdiness |
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the power of the west |
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FLEETBASE, MODEL AND PHOTOGRAPHY DECEMBER 1940 |
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SEARS' WAR |
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STATE OF THE NATION, THE WORKERS ARE TALKING IT UP AGAIN |
WHAT SHOULD FORTUNE PHOTOGRAPHS DO? "The picture is quiet and true. Since I am writing about photography let me point out that this picture is a better part of the story at hand than either a drawing or a painting would be. There is a profitable and well-run cracker firm in a sweaty part of the town, there is a knot of men talking on the pavement about anything but crackers, amidst the irrelevant trucks. This is where Mal-o-Mars are cooked and this is where last week's newspaper meets the gutter too. And the Strand Hotel becomes famous for flavour. My point is Fortune photographs should take a long look at a subject, get into it, and without shouting, tell a lot about it." to R.D. Paine, 23.7.48 (Walker Evans at Work).
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