However, the name that remained for posterity was Robert Capa. However, many of the photographs that the agencies distributed signed by Capa were by Gerard Taro. Justice has been done in recent years, ...

Next on the lineup for the center is a retrospective display of Robert Capa’s work as a man known in the press and to many as the “greatest war photographer in the world.” The center will be showing ...

Rarely seen color photographs by Robert Capa, the legendary Hungarian photographer best known for his battlefield pictures from the Spanish Civil War and D-Day, are being shown for the first time ...

NEW YORK — Robert Capa was one of the world’s most renowned photographers covering 20th century war and politics, and a new exhibition showcases his dazzling work in color, much of it forgotten.

This was the motto of photojournalist Robert Capa, and his photographs showed just how much he lived by that motto. His wartime images — from the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939 to the 1954 ...

Capa documented through photos not only scenes from the European Theater of World War II but the Spanish Civil War from 1936 to 1939, Chinese Gen. Chiang Kai-shek’s resistance to Japanese ...

Capa, who was killed in 1954 when he stepped on a landmine during the Indochina War, perhaps is best known for his photos of D-Day. He was one of the few photographers to land on the beach in ...

A soldier crawls in the surf. War craft looms in the sea behind him. The image is blurry, mirroring the chaotic motion of the real-life scene: D-Day. Robert Capa’s iconic photograph of a soldier ...

Robert Capa, the war photographer who died stepping on a land mine in Indochina, will share the spotlight with architect Le Corbusier and choreographer Mark Morris in the London Barbican Centre’s 2008 ...