Today we have a selection of photos of Korea dating between the 19th and 20th centuries. At that time, Korea was an integral country.
Today we have a selection of photos of Korea dating between the 19th and 20th centuries. At that time, Korea was an integral country.
Documentary photographer John Grabil left us a huge legacy in the form of photographs that he took in the second half of the nineteenth century. We bring to your attention a small selection of his pictures.
These pictures were taken almost a century ago, in the desert gloomy streets of the capital of UK by two renowned photographers: John Morrison and Harold Burdekin.
The 1912 and 1913 years in the history of the Balkan Peninsula are associated with two wars that took place in almost all of its territory. We found a collection of color photographs of the time, and we’re glad to share them with you.
Today we offer you to go on a short journey with the photo-researcher Ralph Peno, who gathered these pictures bit by bit. These pictures were taken in a large period of time (about 50 years).
Berit Wallenberg devoted all her life to the study of the cultural past of her native Sweden. She was busy studying history, working on archaeological digs, and began photographing as a teenager.
The renowned photographer, Joel Gillespie back in 1978, traveled around the Europe and made an impressive number of photographs. The brightest and most memorable of them we will show you now.
The classic American photographer Walker Evans for four years (1938-41) went down to the New York subway, hiding the camera under his coat and shot the surrounding him faces.
This day came on April 20, 1939, and it might seem the most significant event in the history of Germany in the last few years.
