See Photos A paperback from the 1970's that has succumbed to age and has a cracked spine and a loose signature. Clean but tanned worn corners and edges .. in need of some TLC 

ICP Library of Photographers

STUDIO VISTA

Copyright 1974 the International Fund for Concerned Photographs this publication s reserved. 

First published in Great Britain 1974 

ISBN 0 289 70624 6 

Printed by Rapoport Printing Corp., New York City ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The ICP Library of Photographers is published in collaboration with the International Fund for Concerned Photography, Inc., under the general direction of its Executive Director, Cornell Capa. 

Each monograph in the series contains a generous and representative selection of work by a photographer who uses his camera as a tool of social conscience. 

Each book also contains essays on the photographer and his work, with many new and previously unpublished photographs and writings. 

 "Chim picked up his camera the way a doctor takes his stethoscope out of his bag-applying his diagnosis to the condition of the heart..." -Henri Cartier-Bresson 

Passionately anti-fascist, David Seymour-"Chim"-documented the political mood of pre-war France and trained his eye and his camera on the Spanish Civil War. 

Then at the end of World War II this gentle and compassionate man embarked on what was to be the most significant segment of his photographic work. Travelling through war-torn Europe, he showed us the faces of the war's most innocent victims: the maimed and homeless children left in the wake of destruction. 

It is these pictures that form the main part of this book, and the testament of a war-hating man who was himself accidentally killed by a sniper's bullet, a few hours after the armistice in the 1956 Suez crisis. 

 ISBN 0 289 70624 6

Henri Cartier-Bresson 

Judith Friedberg 

Elleen Shneiderman

Elihu Winer 

CHIM THE EARLY YEARS 

S. L. Shneiderman 

Horace Sutton

 

David Seymour

David Seymour 

William Richardson