Photographic Prints

cataloguer note: expired link attached with incorrect Year Start.

Magnum distributed photographs by Lawrence Schiller. See http://www.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=SearchResult&VBID=2K1HZOQ6SF2QVZ

One image found from "Gary Gilmore's life portrayed in 'Executioner's Song' MAGNUM Distro 82-37". 

Prints credited with "Photos by Lawrence Schiller, "The New Ingot Company" distributed by "MAGNUM Photos"

The collection consists of the photographic archive and related papers of Inge Morath that chiefly documents her work as a photographer chiefly with Magnum Photos from the early 1950s through her death. Photographic material in the collection includes contact sheets, color slides, and photographic prints.

Her documentary photographs depict people and events in a wide range of countries, including Austria, China, England, France, Germany, India, Italy, Romania, Russia, Spain, and Tunisia, as well as throughout Mexico and the United States. 

Henri Cartier-Bresson (French, 1908-2004)

Shanghai under the Communist Siege

Date:1948

Printed in 1960s

Medium:Silver gelatin print

Dimension: 33.3 × 50.2 cm

Since the Magnum collection was made available, researchers have asked many of the same questions about the collection. The Ransom Center hopes the following FAQs will provide insight to accessing the collection.

Trent Parke (Australia 1971) is an Adelaide-based photographer who was born and raised in Newcastle, NSW. He often collaborates, or works in parallel with his wife, Narelle Autio. He is a self-taught photographer who developed his skills as a photojournalist with a special interest in sports photography. In 2008 Parke became the first Australian to become a Full Member of the Magnum Photo Agency. Since the late 1990s Parke has moved away from conventional photojournalism, and developed an artistic profile for his practice by exhibiting his work in galleries and producing photobooks.

Man Sleeping, Dubai, 2008.

Jenin Refugee Camp, 2002.

The Palestine Hotel, 2003.

US Bombing on Taliban Positions, 2001.

White Angel Breadline, winter 1932-1933, printed c. 1945

Migrant Mother, March 1936, printed later

Korean Child, 1958

Migrant Mother, March 1936, printed c. 1950-1959