
名称: Japanese civilians recovering from war injuries in a clinic/受战争创伤的日本平民在接受治疗
类别: Gelatin Silver Print/银盐照片
日期: 1955
尺寸: 20x25cm(8x10inch )

名称: Japanese civilians recovering from war injuries in an infirmary/从战争伤害中康复的日本平民
类别: Gelatin Silver Print/银盐照片
日期: 1955
尺寸: 20x25cm(8x10inch )
韦恩·米勒(Wayne Miller, 1918-2013)是20世纪美国重要的纪实摄影大师,也是马格南图片社核心成员,曾于1962–1966年担任主席,在国际摄影界具有重要影响力。他早年加入由Edward Steichen领导的美国海军航空摄影队,参与二战影像记录,并于1945年成为最早进入广岛拍摄原子弹爆炸后景象的西方摄影师之一,其作品具有不可替代的历史与人道价值。
战后,米勒凭借两次古根海姆奖完成《芝加哥南区黑人生活》长期纪实项目,深入呈现非裔美国人社区的社会结构与日常经验,体现出深厚的人文关怀与社会责任。他同时担任纽约现代艺术博物馆“人类大家庭”展览副策展人,推动摄影从艺术精英走向公共文化领域,强化影像的人文叙事功能。
1958年加入马格南后,他积极倡导“以摄影解释人类”的理念,强调纪实摄影的伦理深度与社会价值。其作品被华盛顿国家美术馆、史密森尼学会、芝加哥艺术学院及亚利桑那大学创意摄影中心等重要机构收藏,在摄影史与博物馆体系中占据稳固而持久的地位。
Wayne Miller (1918-2013) was an important American documentary photography master of the 20th century and a key member of Magnum Photos. He served as President of Magnum Photos from 1962 to 1966, playing a significant role in the international photography community.
Early in his career, Miller joined the U.S. Navy’s aerial photography unit led by Edward Steichen, where he documented World War II. In 1945, he became one of the first Western photographers to enter Hiroshima and photograph the aftermath of the atomic bombing. His work possesses irreplaceable historical significance and profound humanitarian value. >>返回>>