Margaret Bourke White

Margaret Bourke-White was an American documentary photographer, best known as the first foreign photographer allowed to take pictures of the Soviet industry.

She was Life magazine's first female photographer and the first female war correspondent.Bourke-White was also a journalist, writer, and social activist. This gallery showcases some of her best work, making her a true pioneer.

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Leaning Tower of Pisa, 1945
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Sightseeing from the Statue of Liberty
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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DC-4 above Manhattan
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Farming In Colorado
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Flights over George Washington Bridge
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Gandhi
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Coney Island
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Coney Island - 1950
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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B-36 Bomber
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Female Welder
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Fort Peck Construction, 1936
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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Fort Peck Dam
By Margaret Bourke White / Life Picture Collection
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