The Investigation that Exposes Robert Capa
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«There are images that will never stop running ink», wrote Rafael Aguilar when he released on ABC on 24 September 2014 a study by Fernando Penco in which the Cordoban historian and archaeologist already pointed out the idea that 'Death of a militiaman' , the most iconic photograph of the Civil War, did not leave Robert Capa's camera but rather Reflex Korelle of his compañera Gerda Taro . More than twenty years later and with more signs in hand, …
For ninety years, the photograph Death of a Militiaman has been attributed to Robert Capa. The image of a Republican fighter at the moment of falling down made the Hungarian photographer famous. The precise moment he portrays, with the militiaman losing his balance, but without having yet touched the ground, gives it a drama that condenses the cruelty of war. The rifle seems to slip from his hand and the barren landscape further accentuates the …
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