Get this from a library! Auf einem seiner Bilder ist am linken Bildrand Gerda Taro zu entdecken, die inmitten der konzentriert zuhörenden Milizionäre stand und von da aus fotografierte. Gerda Taro, pseudónimo de Gerta Pohorylle, nada en Stuttgart, no Imperio Alemán, o 1 de agosto de 1910 – O Escorial, e finada en España, o 26 de xullo de 1937), foi unha pioneira xornalista gráfica de guerra.Fotografou xunto con Ernest Andrei Friedman baixo o pseudónimo Robert Capa, sendo difícil saber que fotos son de cada un. They became lovers, and as she promoted and captioned Capa's photographs, he taught her photographic technique. July 21, 1936, Mari Ginestà, 17, a member of the Juventudes Comunistas (Iberian Communist Youth), stands armed on the roof of the Colón hotel in Barcelona mere days into the Spanish revolution against Franco’s military coup.

In one of his pictures can be seen Gerda Taro in the left border of the image among standing militiamen while they are photographed.

Gerda Taro was born in Stuttgart and educated in Leipzig. Taro is considered as the first woman photojournalist to document war frontlines and dying whilst doing this.
Gerda Taro – the First Woman Photographer on the Frontline. [Irme Schaber] -- Gerda Taro gilt heute als Pionierin der modernen Kriegsfotografie und war doch jahrzehntelang neben ihrem Kollegen und Lebenspartner Robert Capa in Vergessenheit geraten. 10 Bilder Gerda Taro: Fotografie als politische Waffe 1 / 10 Gerda Taro, geboren 1910 als Gerta Pohorylle: Im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg gesellte sich zur Spiegelreflexkamera der Trommelrevolver. Gerda Taro (bürgerlich Gerta Pohorylle; * 1. August 1910 in Stuttgart; † 26. Gerda Taro, de nom de naixement Gerta Pohorylle, (Stuttgart, Alemanya, 1 d'agost del 1910 - El Escorial, 26 de juliol del 1937) va ser fotògrafa de guerra i companya de Robert Capa, amb qui cobrí com a corresponsal la Guerra Civil espanyola, fins a morir en un accident en la retirada de les tropes republicanes durant la batalla de Brunete. Gerda Taro, das war lange nur der Name der Lebensgefährtin des weltberühmten Fotografen Robert Capa. She lived from 1910 until 1937 and was born in Stuttgart, Germany to a Galician Jewish family belonging to the middle class stratum. Juli 1937 in El Escorial, Spanien) war eine deutsche Fotografin. Capa dedicated Death in the Making to her: “For Gerda Taro, who spent one year at the Spanish front – and who stayed on.” Find it … Gerda Taro - Fotoreporterin : mit Robert Capa im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg : die Biografie. Download hochwertiger Bilder, die man nirgendwo sonst findet. Gerda Taro, Capa’s fellow photographer and partner, died in Spain in 1937 before this book could be published, when the car she was riding in was hit by a tank. Leben und Werk. Republican militiawoman training on the beach, outside Barcelona, August 1936 Centennial of Gerda Taro’s Birth, August 1, 1910 « Fans in a Flashbulb In her brief but dramatic career, Gerda Taro (1910–1937) made some of the most striking photographs to come from the front lines of the Spanish Civil War. In a series of lectures, panel discussions and film presentations that took place throughout September 2016 in Rosa-Luxemburg Stiftung, Berlin, an attempt was made by the organizers to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). Perfekte Gerda Taro Stock-Fotos und -Bilder sowie aktuelle Editorial-Aufnahmen von Getty Images. Gerda Taro (born Gerta Pohorylle) was a photographer of war, as well as a work partner and companion of Robert Capa (born Friedmann Endre). Sie dokumentierte zusammen mit ihrem Partner Robert Capa die Gräuel des Spanischen Bürgerkrieges und war damit die erste Frau, die an einer Kriegsfront fotografierte. She left Germany for Paris in 1933 when Hitler became chancellor, and the next year, met Robert Capa.