Fine Print: National strike, Town of Saint-Ouen, France, 1936 Wayne Miller Fine Prints its rear end wedged into

its rear end wedged into a dense stand of trees

René Burri told the story behind the photograph: “I arrived with the US reporter Laura Berquist from Look magazine

The Way It Was: Road Trips USA juxtaposes Hoepker’s color photographs from this trip with his original black-and-white images

I followed young women whom appear all at once strong and fragile

what emerges is a clear rite of passage from the hope and dreams of youth

Fine Print: National strike, Town of Saint-Ouen, France, 1936 Wayne Miller Fine Prints its rear end wedged intoDavid Seymour photographed this protest in Paris, prior to the founding of the agency, and at time when he, Henri Cartier Bresson and Robert Capa were living there. The workers protests pictured here led to the formation of the Popular Front government in France, an alliance of socialists, communists and liberals formed to fight the rising tide of fascism in the inter war period. This movement ultimately led these three photographers to the front of