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Margaret Bourke-White

Chrysler Corporation

1932
33.0 x 23.0 cm

Pioneering photographer Margaret Bourke-White documented industry, war & social change. First female war correspondent & Life magazine icon.

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Kunstnerbiografi

Early Life and Education

Born: June 14, 1904, in the Bronx, New York City, U.S.
Died: August 27, 1971 (aged 67)
Parents: Joseph White and Minnie Bourke. Her father was an engineer and inventor; her mother a resourceful homemaker.
Education: Attended Columbia University briefly, then transferred to the University of Michigan and Cornell University, graduating with a B.A. in biology in 1927.
Early interest in photography fostered by her father's enthusiasm for cameras and machines.

Career Beginnings: Architectural and Industrial Photography

1920s: Started as a freelance photographer in Cleveland, Ohio.
Developed a distinctive style focusing on architectural and industrial subjects.
Her photographs of steel mills gained recognition, leading to a commission from *Fortune* magazine.
1929-1935: Worked for *Fortune*, documenting American industry during the Great Depression.
First Western photographer permitted to photograph Soviet industry in 1930.
Created a monumental photo mural about radio for NBC's rotunda at Rockefeller Plaza in 1933.

Rise to Prominence with Life Magazine and Documentary Work

1936: Became the first female staff photographer for *Life* magazine.
Her photograph of the construction of Fort Peck Dam appeared on the cover of *Life*'s first issue, establishing her national recognition.
Documented the Great Depression and Dust Bowl, highlighting social injustices.
Collaborated with novelist Erskine Caldwell on You Have Seen Her Face (1937), a powerful photographic study of Southern sharecroppers.
Covered World War II as a war photojournalist, documenting key events including the liberation of Buchenwald concentration camp.

Later Career and Global Perspectives

1940s-1950s: Continued working for *Life* magazine, covering international events.
Photographed apartheid in South Africa, bringing attention to racial segregation.
Covered the Korean War.
Developed Parkinson's disease later in life, which impacted her career.

Legacy and Historical Significance

Pioneering Photojournalist: Broke barriers for women in photojournalism, demonstrating skill and courage in a male-dominated field.
Documentary Vision: Her work documented significant historical events and social issues, providing valuable insights into the 20th century.
Influence on Photography: Helped popularize industrial photography and established *Life* magazine as a leading platform for photojournalism.
Firsts: First female war correspondent, first foreign photographer in the Soviet Union, and many other groundbreaking achievements.
Her photographs are held in major museum collections including MoMA and the Library of Congress.

Margaret Bourke-White

1904 - 1971 , United States of America

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Artistic Movement Or Style: Documentary Photography
Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Clarence White']
Date Of Birth: June 14, 1904
Date Of Death: August 27, 1971
Full Name: Margaret Bourke-White
Nationality: American
Notable Artworks:
- Wind Tunnel Construction
- Fort Peck Dam photograph
Place Of Birth (City And Country): The Bronx, United States