„Capa Cornell” változatai közötti eltérés
Innen: Amerikai Magyar Lexikon
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a (Szövegcsere – „Feketemappa” → „Adattár”) |
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'''Vö. Adattár: C1:21-28''' | '''Vö. Adattár: C1:21-28''' | ||
* (Friedmann) | |||
* Szül. 1918 | |||
* photographer | * photographer | ||
* | * executive director, Internat. Center Of Photography, New York (car. 5th ave and 94th St) | ||
* opening + article about it (written by the former Mrs. John F. Kennedy) in the New Yorker Magasine jan. 13 and Washington Post, 1975 jan 8. | |||
* Rayfield, Stanley: Life photographers, 1957, Doubleday, 14-15, portr. | * Rayfield, Stanley: Life photographers, 1957, Doubleday, 14-15, portr. | ||
* Margin of Life: Population and Poverty in the Americas; photographs by Cornell Capa, text by J. Mayone Stycos (Grossman, $7.50). Capa's camera observes the poor people of two continents, working, dying, wandering the streets, sleeping in doorways, praying togather and organizing to change society. Stycos provides information about population trends, problems of employment and education, land ownership, health care and ideology. | |||
** 1974 | |||
[[Cédulakatalógus|#Cédulakatalógus]] | [[Fekete mappa|#Fekete mappa]] | [[Cédulakatalógus|#Cédulakatalógus]] | [[Fekete mappa|#Fekete mappa]] | ||
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A lap jelenlegi, 2024. október 7., 20:09-kori változata
Vö. Adattár: C1:21-28
- (Friedmann)
- Szül. 1918
- photographer
- executive director, Internat. Center Of Photography, New York (car. 5th ave and 94th St)
- opening + article about it (written by the former Mrs. John F. Kennedy) in the New Yorker Magasine jan. 13 and Washington Post, 1975 jan 8.
- Rayfield, Stanley: Life photographers, 1957, Doubleday, 14-15, portr.
- Margin of Life: Population and Poverty in the Americas; photographs by Cornell Capa, text by J. Mayone Stycos (Grossman, $7.50). Capa's camera observes the poor people of two continents, working, dying, wandering the streets, sleeping in doorways, praying togather and organizing to change society. Stycos provides information about population trends, problems of employment and education, land ownership, health care and ideology.
- 1974
