An accessible monograph on the work of David Seymour (1911–56), the Polish-born American photojournalist who used his camera to capture the political upheavals and social changes of the 1930s. Known by the pseudonym Chim, Seymour was a practitioner of empathy in photography, and his images provide an honest testimony to the strength and vulnerability of humanity. He became known for his sensitive documentation of war and its devastating effects on victims, especially children, while his documentation of the Spanish Civil War established him as one of the best photojournalists in history.

• Pages: 128
• Publication Year: 0101
• Dimensions: 21x21cm