Magnum Editions: Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1972 Andy Warhol

Magnum Editions: Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1972 Andy WarholPhotographed by Abbas in the early 1970s, this scene from Belfast captures the intensity of the Troubles as violence spilled into daily life. A wall collapses in midair, bricks and windows strewn, while a firefighter directs a stream of water toward the blaze. Arson and bombings throughout the decades of conflict left cities scarred and civilians caught in the crossfire. Here, the collapsing structure becomes both a literal and symbolic reminder of

characterized by intense color and light

Doorways are shaped to allow admittance to people carrying loads of firewood on their heads

Agony in the Garden is a series by Lúa Ribeira created in the peripheries of Madrid

who joined Magnum photo agency in 1951

Riboud then set off to travel the world starting with the Middle East

Chris Steele-Perkins recorded the rapidly changing social landscape he found on returning to England

In the same year

working exclusively in black and white

Elliott Erwitt’s comical photograph of the bulldog sitting on its owner’s lap exemplifies the adage that dogs really do look like their owners

clad in heavy waterproof gear

I wanted to present an account of the girl show that portrayed what I saw and revealed how the people involved felt about what they were doing

Pictured here is a haunting image of the young actor walking through Times Square