J Haywood Magee spent three weeks onboard Hms Scylla, documenting the intense duels between ship and Luftwaffe bombers.
THE MEN AGAINST GOERING
PIlot Officer Keith Gillman of 32 Squadron on the cover of Picture Post in August 1940. Gillman was killed in action the week before the magazine was published.
Capa travelled to Montblanc to photograph the final parade and disbandment of the International Brigade. Prime Minister Negrin was present, as well as General Lister of the XI Division.
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Battle for the Slaughter-houses
A very rare and original copy of Weekly Illustrated featuring Robert Capa's photographs of the defence of Madrid in November and December 1936
Robert Doisneau Centenary 1912-2012
Picture Post publishes Doisneau's photo essay, French Village Wedding in 1952
Cecil Beaton
Margaret Bourke White
Bill Brandt
Brassai
Larry Burrows
Robert Capa
Henri Cartier Bresson
Rene Burri
Robert Doisneau
David Douglas Duncan
Elliott Erwitt
Walker Evans
Robert Frank
Bert Hardy
John Heartfield
Henri Huet
Kurt Hutton
James Jarche
Karsh
Bob Landry
Dorothea Lange
Haywood Magee
Leonard McCombe
Gjon Mili
Ralph Morse
Martin Munkacsi
George Rodger
Joe Rosenthal
Frank Scherschel
David 'Chim' Seymour
George Silk
W Eugene Smith
Humphrey Spender
Peter Stackpole
Dennis Stock
Gerda Taro
William Vandivert
Andy Warhol
Weegee
Zoltan Glass
Slightly out of focus is an on-line bookshop specialising in vintage, original illustrated magazines featuring 20th century photography and photojournalism.
We have supplied magazines to collections worldwide including MAGNUM Paris - ICP New York - MOMA New York- Imperial War Museum
Henry Luce Archive - Museo Reina Sofia Madrid Rijksmuseum Amsterdam - Magyar Nemzeti Muzeum Budapest - Humphrey Spender Archive Museum of Design Zurich - Moderna Museet Stockholm - Queensland Gallery of Modern Art - C/O Berlin - Kunstfoyer München - HUGO Martin Scorcese - Yokohama Museum of Art
BILL BRANDT - THE DOOMED EAST END
Bill Brandt's cover and photo story explores the issue of post war regeneration and it's impact on the people and character of the East End of London.
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'Death In Spain: The Civil War has Taken 500,00 Lives In One Year'. Features Capa's iconic photograph ' Death of a Loyalist' or 'The Falling Soldier'.
On the 15th January 1939, Capa travelled along the Barcelona to Tarragona road to record the refugees fleeing the fighting. The columns came under attack from Fascist planes. Capa captures the horror and carnage in the aftermath of these attacks
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Weegee plays 'dead' for an attentive group of student photographers in Life magazine, 1946
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