- University of Michigan
- Cornell University
- Purdue University
- Columbia University
- Case Western Reserve University
- St. Catharine Academy
Margaret Bourke-White became one of the most influential twentieth-century photojournalists through industrial photography, war reporting and assignments for Fortune and Life. She was the first female photographer for Life and one of the first women accredited as a war correspondent.
Photography; photojournalism
Major Works
- 1936Fort Peck Dam
- 1946Mahatma Gandhi at His Spinning Wheel
- 1937Kentucky Flood
- 1930Chrysler Building Gargoyle
- 1945Buchenwald Liberation photographs
- 1941Moscow Bombing photographs
- 1930sUSSR Industrial photographs
- 1950South African Gold Miners
- 1947India Partition photographs
- 1928Otis Steel Mill
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
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