Fine Print: The observatory on the 86th floor. The Empire State Building, New York City, 1950 Cornell Capa Prints including the exhumation of civilian

including the exhumation of civilian graves and crimes against humanity in Bucha

and perhaps themselves

Herbert List described his images as “composed visions where [my] arrangements try to capture the magical essence inhabiting and animating the world of appearances”

A construction barrel and streaks of passing headlights hint at human movement through this still

Captured by Glinn on its quadricentennial

Fine Print: The observatory on the 86th floor. The Empire State Building, New York City, 1950 Cornell Capa Prints including the exhumation of civilianGeorge Rodger was one of the founding members of Magnum in 1947. Both he and Robert Capa were contracted to Life Magazine during the war and met during the invasion of Italy. On Magnum's founding, Rodger was given the African continent as his main area of activity. This image of New York from above, taken from The Empire State Building, is believed to have been made when Rodger was in town for meetings with Magnum's New York bureau or commissioning