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8 Oct 2014: Documentary photographer who captured life in the north of England from the 1950s onwards
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24 Aug 2014:
From Henri Cartier-Bresson to Neil Libbert, many of the 20th century’s defining images were shot on a Leica
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24 Aug 2014:
John Naughton tells the story of the camera that almost died and was reborn in the digital age
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21 Aug 2014:
Bruno Barbey: 'I went with Cartier-Bresson to buy helmets to protect our heads from stones. But they made it impossible to use our Leicas'
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3 Apr 2014: 'Henri Cartier-Bresson was a god to me. He included this in his top 100 photographs ever'
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30 Mar 2014:
On the eve of the release of a film celebrating her life, Jane Bown, the Observer's veteran photographer, reflects on her glittering career and her troubled early years. By Tim Adams
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21 Feb 2014:
Jonathan Jones: A man in Miami smashed an Ai Weiwei vase thinking it was a fake. Plus mafia murders, spot the sniper and Henri Cartier-Bresson the communist
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20 Feb 2014:
A comprehensive new exhibition at the Pompidou Centre in Paris shows off the street photographer's little-known surrealist shots – and reveals his radical politics, writes Sean O'Hagan
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22 Nov 2013:
Including pieces on the photograph of Che Guevara's corpse and the shock effect of war images, this collection is essential reading for anyone interested in photography, writes PD Smith
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9 Jul 2013: Modernist Mexico's greatest artistic idea was mural painting on a gargantuan scale. But this show is confined to the attic
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7 Jul 2013: The art that captured the Mexican revolution like no uprising before it now makes waves at the Royal Academy, writes Laura Cumming
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Cartoon,
3 Apr 2013:
Long before Cartier-Bresson's 'decisive moment' artists knew when they'd found the right pose to paint. From Botticelli to Manet, here's how they made their masterpieces
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16 Nov 2012:
Photographer Antonio Olmos shares his hard-won advice on capturing the 'clutter and chaos of urban life'
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14 Nov 2012:
Harry Gruyaert: 'My friend Cartier-Bresson hated using colour, but it helped me to capture the banality of Belgium'
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Gallery (12 pictures),
7 Nov 2012:
Photography's monochrome master Henri Cartier-Bresson famously snubbed colour, yet his style lives on in the work of colour photographers around the world today, as shown by a new show
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