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From the "Circus" series (1958) by Magnum Photos photographer Bruce Davidson. This famous black and white photograph captures Jimmy Armstrong, "The Dwarf", resting while at a circus in Palisades, New Jersey. View the full "Circus" photography series by clicking on the above link. #blackandwhitephotography #carnivalphotos #vintagecarnival #photographydocumentary

Artist:: Elliott Erwitt, 1928- Silver gelatin print 1950 15"x21.5" Portfolio: Master Prints Volume II; 24 of 25 Location: Compton Goethals Hall Gift of David and Lenore Levy (both Class of 1951 and 1956 MS)

The UK photographer and Magnum Vice President curates a new show offering an overseas view of his country

Martine Franck, Children's Library, Clamart, France, 1965 http://www.cavendishsq.com/

Josef Koudelka turned full-time to photography in 1967. The following year, he documented the Soviet invasion of Prague. He joined Magnum in 1970.

Signed or Estate-Stamped 6x6" Museum-Quality Prints for $100.

Raw and unrehearsed, street photography gives us unadulterated insights into people's daily lives. Now, the renowned collective Magnum Photos is delving into its archives to explore the genre's legacy.

theniftyfifties: “Sammy Davis Jr in New York City, 1959. Photo by Burt Glinn. ”

As part of its 70th anniversary program, Magnum Photos is holding an exhibition of photographs taken in New York City during the agency’s early years

Rosalind Jana explores the "line between warmth and cold, between light and dark, between ease and perseverance" through the work of Magnum photographers