Ingeborg Hermine “Inge” Morath was an Austrian-born American photographer known for her empathetic and subtle gaze. In 1953, she began working for the Magnum Agency, one of the most prestigious in the world, and became a professional photographer for the agency in 1955. She covered topics such as war, politics and everyday life, capturing human moments with great sensitivity. Morath was recognized for her ability to connect with the people she portrayed and received several international awards. Her work remains an important reference in documentary photography.
List of artworks
Sense títol , 1960
Sense títol , 1960
1915 – 1995
Col·lecció Josep Suñol
Owing to the number of works in the collection, the first show included a selection of the most representative pieces dating from 1915 to...
Twenty Faces and Three Crowds
In Three Acts
The third and final act goes into the great iconographic motive of art, the element that questions the chronologies and brings to this day the verisimilitude of the whole...
FACE(S)
A project by Susoespai
FACE(S) presents a selection of works done by the people participating in the workshops of Susoespai as part of the visits to the exhibition Twenty Faces and Three Crowds...
Guided tour to Twenty Faces and Three Chrowds
Fundació Suñol organizes a visit to the exhibtion Twenty Faces and Three Crowds conducted by the fundation’s...
Dialogue with Pol Guash and Valentín Romà
Online video
On the occasion of the exhibition Twenty Faces and Three Crowds, we invite the writer Pol Guasch to have a dialogue with the co-curator of the exhibition series In...
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