Life and Work of the Best War Photographer in History: Robert Capa, the Artist Who Held Onto His Camera Until the End

Hungarian, starved, had a little finger too much in one hand, tried to be a journalist in Germany but had problems with the language. He lived decades of conflicts and told them through his lens. His love story and the beginning of a novel era in the history of photography

They say that behind a great man there is always a great woman, and in the case of Robert Capa, that woman was Gerda Taro. Thanks to her, the name Capa resonates as one of the most important photojournalism of the 20th century. However, the story of Taro deserves to be told not as a shadow, [...]

His photographs gave face to the Normandy invasion. He captured the fighting, fear and helplessness of the refugees. He photographed the war so closely that it ultimately cost him his life. Who was Robert Capa?