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1930 - 1999

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George Hurrell created Glamour photography. This started when Hurrell took glamour photos of friends and Florence Barnes.

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During WWII, Betty Grable became a famously known Pin-up Girl

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Fashion and Portrait Photography 1923-2004

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Fashion and Portrait Photography 1923-2004

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- Richard Avedon was known for breaking the photography boundaries in the fashion and political world and being the most influential fashion photographer in the post-war era.

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Dr.  Robert Oppenheimer was a famous professor that was one of Avedon's work, his work captures movement within a still image and evoked emotion from the viewers.

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In the early 1970's, Annie Leibovitz  shot for the band. She was renowned for her dramatic, quirky, and iconic photographic portraits of celebrities.

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Annie Leibovitz - Celebrity Photography 

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Annie Leibovitz - Celebrity Photography 

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Annie Leibovitz started her photography career with the Rolling Stones. She began creating her iconic work of capturing celebrities and joined Vanity Fair in 1983 and started working for Vogue in 1998.

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Photographer Lusha Nelson put a set of swimming brothers atop a tower of megaphones in this August 1935 issue. From swimmers to boxers, professional athletes were a popular subject in photography during this time, the photos often are meant to capture the physical side of sports and sometimes show how extravagant they can be.

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Lusha Nelson was a promising young staff photographer who worked for Condé Nast Publications including Vogue and Vanity Fair from 1932-1938 and ran in prominent photography circles with the likes of Edward Steichen and Alfred Stieglitz.