One of the masters of 20th-century photography, Edward Weston’s diaries were written between 1922 and 1934 but compiled and ...

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If you’ve ever been to a Croatian’s house, you will know that one thing is true – we’re a hospitable nation. Gost (“guest”) is an emotionally charged word and visitors are treated with something akin ...

All the children attended Ferris Institute, where Frank graduated in 1911 before launching a distinguished career as one of ...

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Documentary photographer David Hurn celebrates his 91st birthday today – a milestone that marks not only the longevity of a remarkable life, but the enduring relevance of his lens on the world. Born ...

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A total of 21 bunkers were built in the early 1950s to defend Hungary in the case of a Yugoslav attack, the museum said. The line stretched a total of nearly 400 miles along Hungary’s southern border.

A powerful image transcends linguistic, political, and cultural boundaries,’ award-winning photographer Bence Mate tells ...