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Roman Vishniac Archive | International Center of Photography
[Jewish schoolchildren, Mukacevo], ca. 1935–38 © Mara Vishniac Kohn
Exhausted. A carrier of heavy loads, Warsaw, ca. 1935–38 © Mara Vishniac Kohn
[Man purchasing herring, wrapped in newspaper, for a S...
Chronology | Roman Vishniac Archive
1938
Vishniac is commissioned by the JDC to photograph thousands of Jewish refugees expelled from Germany in the Polish border town of Zbaszyn.
Jewish History
1938
The JDC commissions Vishniac to p...
Exhibition | Roman Vishniac Archive
JANUARY 18–MAY 5, 2013
Roman Vishniac Rediscovered brings together four decades of work by an extraordinarily versatile and innovative photographer for the first time. Vishniac (1897–1990) created the...
