MAGNUM PHOTOS – black-and-white photography on E-Paper

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© MAGNUM PHOTOS

Digital photo collection for APHEUM Frames

26 iconic black-and-white photographs by Eve Arnold, Robert Capa, Richard Kalvar, and Dennis Stock — curated as a MAGNUM PHOTOS collection for APHEUM.

Eve Arnold · Photographer · Robert Capa · Photographer and war photographer · Richard Kalvar · Photographer · Dennis Stock · Photographer

Masters of Photography – MAGNUM PHOTOS Black and White Collection

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Access period:12 months
26 photographs Automatic delivery Frame sold separately

Digital photo collection for APHEUM Frames

About the collection

Four photographic legends whose images combine history, conviction, and an iconic black-and-white visual language.

Some images never let us go.

Four iconic Magnum Photos artists — Eve Arnold, Robert Capa, Richard Kalvar, and Dennis Stock — curated as a collection for APHEUM.

The 26 photographs bring together distinct photographic signatures and perspectives in a collection that unites key positions in the history of international photography.

Scope
26 photographs
Access period
12 months
Delivery
digital and automatic
Use
private use on APHEUM Frames
Included
Digital collection; frame and print not included

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Artists

Eve Arnold
©Robert Penn. 1963 Eve Arnold/Magnum Photos
Eve Arnold
Photographer
More about Eve Arnold+

Eve Arnold was born in Philadelphia in 1912. She began taking photographs in 1946 and studied with Alexey Brodovitch at the New School for Social Research in New York in 1948.

She became associated with Magnum Photos in 1951 and a full member in 1957. She moved to England in 1962 and also worked extensively in the United States and China. Her photographs from China were shown at the Brooklyn Museum in 1980.

Arnold published twelve books and received numerous photographic honors. She died in London on January 4, 2012.

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Robert Capa
© Ruth Orkin / Capa Collection / Magnum Photos
Robert Capa
Photographer and war photographer
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Robert Capa was born as André Friedmann in Budapest in 1913. After studying in Berlin, he moved to Paris in 1933. Together with photographer Gerda Taro, he developed the professional identity Robert Capa.

His coverage of the Spanish Civil War established his international reputation. He later photographed the Second World War, including the D-Day landings and the liberation of Paris.

Capa was a co-founder of Magnum Photos in 1947. He was killed by a landmine in Indochina on May 25, 1954, while working for Life magazine.

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Richard Kalvar
© Richard Kalvar / Magnum Photos
Richard Kalvar
Photographer
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Richard Kalvar was born in 1944. After studying English and American literature at Cornell University from 1961 to 1965, he worked in New York as an assistant to fashion photographer Jérôme Ducrot. A trip through Europe in 1966 encouraged him to pursue photography.

He later settled in Paris, worked with the Vu agency and co-founded Viva in 1972. He became an associate of Magnum Photos in 1975 and a full member in 1977, later serving as vice president and president.

His photographs explore the tension between ordinary situations and unexpected, often humorous interpretations. His books include Earthlings, Photofile and Selected Writings.

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Dennis Stock
© Rene Burri / Magnum Photos
Dennis Stock
Photographer
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Dennis Stock was born in New York City in 1928. After serving in the United States Navy, he apprenticed with Life photographer Gjon Mili in 1947. He joined Magnum Photos in 1951 and became a full member in 1954.

Stock is known for his portraits of Hollywood figures, including James Dean, and for his photographs of jazz musicians. His later work explored California, nature, architecture and abstract floral subjects.

He also worked in film and television, founded Visual Objectives and led Magnum’s Film and New Media Department in 1969 and 1970. Stock died in Sarasota, Florida, on January 11, 2010.

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What is included in the one-time price?+
You unlock the complete digital collection for the purchased access period. No physical print or APHEUM Frame is included.
What happens when the access period ends?+
Access ends after the purchased period. It does not renew automatically and you will not be charged again.
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For the contract term, you receive a non-exclusive right of use for private and non-commercial display on APHEUM Frames. Private use is permitted worldwide. Sharing the content or creating copies for third parties is not permitted.

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