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Arnold Eagle, né en 1909 à Budapest en Hongrie et décédé le 25 octobre 1992 à New York, était un photographe et directeur de la photographie américano-hongrois, connu pour ses photographies documentaires socialement concernées des années 30 et 40.
Vie
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l'a recruté pour photographier les bidonvilles de New York, le quartier de la seconde avenue El district et the Lower East Side.[1] In 1936, he joined the Photo League as one of the earliest members and later formed the War Production Group within the Photo League in 1942.[2] Eagle freelanced for Fortune, The Saturday Evening Post, and other magazines.
Through the Federal Art Project in 1938, he photographed the Jewish community on the Lower East Side. These photographs were published in the 1992 book At Home Only With God: Believing Jews and Their Children, with an essay by Arthur Hertzberg.
Photo League photographers Eagle, Sol Libsohn and David Robbins exhibited a series of photographs of slum districts in New York at the Federal Art Gallery in New York in 1938.[3] The series was inspired by Franklin D. Roosevelt's "one-third of a nation" (the ill-clothed, ill-housed and ill-nourished) strategy.[4]
Eagle was the Director of the photography workshop of the National Youth Administration with his assistant, Harold Corsini, from 1939 to 1942.[5] He worked with Roy Stryker on the Standard Oil Project from 1943 to 1947. He was the still photographer for the 1948 film Louisiana Story by Robert J. Flaherty and the cinematographer for the 1947 film Dreams That Money Can Buy by Hans Richter, as well as several of his own documentary films.[6]
Eagle was a professor of photography at the New School for Social Research from 1955 until shortly before his death.
Recent Exhibitions (Selection)
[modifier | modifier le code]- November 4, 2011 - March 25, 2012 "The Radical Camera: New York's Photo League, 1936-1951"
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References
[modifier | modifier le code]- « New York Times obituary: Arnold Eagle », Nytimes.com, (consulté le )
- « International Center of Photography bio: Arnold Eagle », Emuseum.icp.org (consulté le )
- « New Deal Network: Photo League Members Exhibit At Federal Art Gallery », Newdeal.feri.org (consulté le )
- « The Jewish Museum Bio: Arnold Eagle » [archive du ], Thejewishmuseum.org (consulté le )
- « The Photographers: Harold Raymond Corsini » [archive du ], Clpgh.org (consulté le )
- « Interviews With ASMP Founders: Arnold Eagle » [archive du ], Asmp.org (consulté le )
External links
[modifier | modifier le code]- Interviews With ASMP Founders: Arnold Eagle, American Society of Media Photographers
- One Third of a Nation, by Arnold Eagle and David Robbins
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