Budapest, 1894 – New York, 1985
Hungarian photographer, most well known for his images of everyday life and playful nudes.
After working in Paris for the VU magazine and credited for documentary projects like ‘ Paris vu par André Kertész, he moved to New York, where he worked for magazines such as harpers’s Bazaar and Vogue. His work continues to be recognized as a major influence on the birth of photojournalism and art photography. In 1964, Museum of Modern Art ( MOMA ) held an exhibit of his works.