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    THE WORLD's GREAT PHOTOGRAPHERS

    MARGARET BOURKE-WHITE
     1904-1971

    She was a student of Clarence H White who influenced many photographers of the next generation. Bourke-White had an illustrious career as one of America's leading industrial photographers. She photographed the Ford Motor Plant, the Fort Dam for the first cover of LIFE Magazine in 1936, was active on various fronts during World War 11, during the 1930's worked almost exclusively in the advertising field, and during the Depression depicted "the grandeur of industry" for Fortune's pages..

    Related Photographers include: Aigner, Bosshard, Karsh, Salomon


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     Life Photographer Margaret Bourke White at Work

    		  Margaret Bourke-White in Flight Suit, Holding Aerial Camera in Front of Flying Fortress Bomber

     Eskimo

    		  
       Douglas 4 Flying over Manhattan

     Kansas Farmer

     View Along the Bayonne Bridge

    		  
       View of the Statue of Liberty and the Sklyline of the City

     Nbc Building at Rockefeller Center

    		  Elliptical Staircase in the Supreme Court Building  
     

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