Lawrence Schiller photographed the star on her final movie set. How did he get so close to her? “She loved Jews”
A new exhibition at the Barbican reveals how a Polish-born kibbutznik made the desert bloom — with Bauhaus
The photographer celebrities trusted.
He created an advertising icon - the Marlboro Man - while his images captured the energy of '50s and '60s America
Herb Ritts got a camera for his barmitzvah. He went on to take the photos that defined celebrity culture
His work has won international acclaim, yet it is not for the faint hearted.
How did Eve Arnold become one of the acclaimed photographers of the 20th century? Being extremely short helped
A V&A exhibition is a reminder that Leon Bakst’s graphic ideas are still a driving force in fashion and art
Making the Grade in showbiz
Criminals, drunks, murder victims… a Jewish immigrant photographed them all - and turned them into works of art.
Stunning Vu of history
Recluse in bold colours
For 30 years, a collection of iconic photos of Paul Newman lay forgotten. They may have remained so but for the son of Leo Fuchs, who discovered them eight years ago, stacked in unmarked boxes.
He may not be a household name, but André Kertész is the father of photojournalism.
The photographer who's snapped the world’s most famous faces
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