Margaret Bourke-White

b. 1904 — d. 1971

Margaret Bourke-White American, 1904–1971

Timeline

Born 1904 — Died 1971

1920s

1920

Garden of Mrs. F. F. Prentis, Cleveland

Medical Students: Tiflis

1927

The Towering Smokestacks of the Otis Steel Co., Cleveland

1928

Cleveland Terminal Tower

1930s

1930

Electric Furnace, Ludlum Steel Co., Dunkirk, New York

1930

Brekekekèx-koàx-koáx

Shock Brigadier

Col. Hugh L. Cooper (Chief Consulting Engineer at Dnieprostroi)

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1940s

1940

Gaspé Peninsula

Buchenwald Camp Victims

Survivors at Buchenwald

Title from caption on object: “Gandhi as Pictured by Bourke-White”

1950s

A Mile Underground, Kimberly Diamond Mine, South Africa

42,000 feet over Kansas

Statue of Liberty

Approaching Storm, Hartman, Colorado

Works

110 artworks

Soviet Serenade

, 1935

Sierra Madre Mountains, California

, 1935

Margaret Bourke-White

Timeline

Works

Soviet Serenade

Sierra Madre Mountains, California

Fort Peck Dam, Montana

Woman, Locket, Georgia

Clinton, Louisiana

East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana

Fort Peck Dam, Montana

East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana

Maiden Lane, Georgia

Elbow Creek, Arkansas

Fort Peck Dam, Montana

Lansdale, Arkansas

Wind Tunnel Construction, Fort Peck Dam, Montana

College Grove, Tennessee

World's Highest Standard of Living

Log Rafts, Canadian International Paper Company

At the Time of the Louisville Flood

Father Joseph Turcotte, Fort Norman, N.W.T., Canada

Eskimos, Coppermine, N.W.T., Canada

The Bohemian Forest

Henlein's Parents, Reichennau, Sudeten Section of Czechoslovakia

School, Carpatho-Ukraine

Capital Of Carpatho-Ukraine (Ceded to Hungary)

Carpatho-Ukraine, Village of Bolidan-Lush