Date-making frames; The most influential news photos of the 20th century

An exhibition called “hot news!” “News Photographs from 1908 to 1975” (Extra!: News Photographs from 1908-1975) at Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York, a collection of the most influential It exhibited news photos of the 20th century. More than 60 historical photographs from 1908 to 1975 are on display at the event, including important moments in history such as the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, Plane crashes and sports events; Symbolic moments that are forever recorded in the world’s memory.

Pictures of famous figures such as Mohammad Ali Kelly, John F. Along with important political and social events, Kennedy and Mahatma Gandhi, annotated pages of newspapers and explanations and edits inserted on the back of the photos are among the works of this exhibition.

This exhibition provides a unique opportunity for visitors to understand the role of photojournalism in recording and transmitting history. Existing photographs, as important historical documents, not only link to the past, but also allow the audience to have a different look at old stories.

_{Pictures of Adolf Hitler, the leader of the Nazi Party, with the general title “The Mind of Adolf Hitler”, in 1944; Photographer: Unknown}

_{The moment of the execution of a Viet Cong fighter by the head of the National Police of South Vietnam in 1968; Photographer: Eddie Adams}

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_{The arrest of Martin Luther King Jr., the prominent leader of the civil rights movement in America, on charges of vagrancy in 1958; Photographer: Charles Moore}

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_{John F. Kennedy, the former president of the United States in his office in the White House in 1961; Photographer: George Tames}

_{Demonstrations of students and other people in 1970 on Wall Street and against the American intervention in Cambodia; Photographer: Jack Manning}

_{Roger Bannister, the famous British runner, after finishing his historic run (breaking the record of four minutes in two 400 meters) in 1954; Photographer: Unknown}

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_{The moment of the arrest of a woman fighting for women’s suffrage (in the term: Suffragette) in Ireland, 1913; Photographer: Unknown}

_{Rosa Parks, one of the prominent figures of the civil rights movement in America; Photographer: Unknown}

_{Sigmund Freud in Paris with US Ambassador Wilson C. Bullitt (Wilson C. Bullitt) and Marie Bonaparte (Marie Bonaparte) in 1938; Photographer: Unknown}

_{Amelia Earhart, American pioneer pilot in 1928; Photographer: Amelia Earhart}

_{American Patricia Hearst posing next to members of the Symbionese Liberation Army in April 1974; Photographer: Unknown}

_{A portrait of Mahatma Gandhi published in the New York Times, 1946; Photographer: Unknown}

_{The interview of Muhammad Ali Kelly, the legendary boxer, after the decisive victory over his opponent, Jimmy Ellis (Jimmy Ellis) in 1971; Photographer: Unknown}

_{Lee Harvey Oswald, accused of assassinating the former US President, John F. Kennedy in 1963; Photographer: Robert H. Jackson}

_{Charles Lindbergh, the famous American pilot next to his famous plane in 1927; Photographer: Unknown}

_{Mickey Mouse’s balloon in the Thanksgiving Day Parade, New York, 1934; Photographer: Unknown}

What do you think about the most iconic photos of history? Which image caught your attention the most? Please share your valuable opinion with Kajaro and its users.

_{Cover photo: Muhammad Ali Kelly and the Beatles in February 1964; Photographer: Unknown}