Robert Capa
American Photographer · 1913–1954
5 works on LinkedCulture
To say that Robert Capa was one of the most courageous war photographers in history is hardly an exaggeration. Many of his images, taken under extremely dangerous conditions in the midst of ground combat, convey the chaos of battle in a way no photographer before had captured. One of Capa's most famous images, *Death of a Spanish Loyalist,* helped to define the genre of photojournalism as it has e
Works
View as IIIF ↗[Battle explosion, Rio Segre, Aragón front, near Fraga, Spain]
Getty Museum · November 7, 1938
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Cerro Muriano, Spain / The Falling Soldier
Getty Museum · September 5, 1936
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Omaha Beach, Normandy, France
Getty Museum · negative June 6, 1944; print about 1964
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Probably Madrid, Spain
Getty Museum · August–September 1936
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Second World War, Naples
Getty Museum · October 2, 1943
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