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August 4, 2004

Henri Cartier-Bresson Dies

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Photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson (link to his foundation) died today at age 95. It's very sad, but he lived a long, rich life and we're lucky for that.
- The early obituary from Reuters
- Cartier-Bresson was one of the founders of the Magnum Photo Agency
- He had a show at the National Gallery a couple years ago; also, a Washington Post section dedicated to his show
- Google on Henri-Cartier Bresson, where you can find many links to his photographs

By Jen Chung in Arts and Events | Link | Comments (2) | Recommend this! |
Tags: Art, arts, entertainment, Google, Henri Cartier, museums, National Gallery, obituary, Washington, Washington Post
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Comments (2)
By jenene
[1] | 08/04/04 03:57PM

he was such an inspiration to so many people...
his work consistently blows me away.

 
By jenene
[2] | 08/04/04 03:59PM

he was such an inspiration to so many people...
his work consistently blows me away.

 
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