List of iconic photographs

Guerrillero Heroico by Alberto Korda, 1960

Many books have been produced about iconic photographs and giving suggested examples.[1] This list of iconic photographs provides an index to articles where the major topic is an iconic photograph of events or people. The requirement is that the particular photographs themselves are sufficiently famous to warrant an article – the fame of the person or event is not in itself enough. Sometimes the articles are about the person rather than the photograph taken of them but this is normally where they would probably not have become notable except for the image. Some of the photographs are of staged situations that did not actually take place at all.[note 1]

Index of articles

Date/
Photographer		 Article/
subject		 Description Link to image Genre[note 2]
+Reference
1826 or 1827
Nicéphore Niépce		 View from the Window at Le Gras Oldest surviving camera photograph. File:View from the Window at Le Gras, Joseph Nicéphore Niépce.jpg Art[2]
between 24 April 1838 and 4 May 1838
Louis Daguerre		 Boulevard du Temple, Paris Oldest picture of a living person File:Boulevard du Temple by Daguerre.jpg Art[3]
1855
Roger Fenton		 Valley of the Shadow of Death
– Sevastopol		 "First iconic photograph of war" File:Valley of the shadow of death.jpg War[4]
1861
unknown		 Edwin Francis Jemison Confederate soldier, private, of 2nd Louisiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment File:Private Edwin Francis Jemison.jpg Portrait[5]
September 1862
Alexander Gardner		 Bodies on the battlefield at Antietam Photograph of the field at Antietam, American Civil War. Confederate dead by a fence at the Hagerstown Turnpike, looking north. File:Bodies on the battlefield at antietam.jpg War[6]
1863
William D. McPherson and Mr. Oliver		 Whipped Peter
– Peter Gordon		 Whipped slave at Baton Rouge File:Scourged back by McPherson & Oliver, 1863, retouched.jpg Suffering[7]
1878
Eadweard Muybridge		 Sallie Gardner at a Gallop First photos of horse galloping. File:Eadweard Muybridge-Sallie Gardner 1878.jpg Art[8]
22 October 1895, or a few days after – Lévy and Sons Train wreck at Montparnasse, Paris Train wreck at Montparnasse Station, at Place de Rennes side (now Place du 18 Juin 1940), Paris, France File:Train wreck at Montparnasse 1895.jpg Social[9]
1907
Alfred Stieglitz		 The Steerage
– SS Kaiser Wilhelm II		 Passengers on steerage decks. File:Alfred Stieglitz (American - The Steerage - Google Art Project.jpg Social[10]
about 1918
Eric Enstrom		 Grace
– Charles Wilden		 State photograph of Minnesota Legislature File:Eric Enstrom - Grace - bw.jpg Portrait[11]
1927
Edward Weston		 Nautilus Modernist photograph of nautilus shell File:Weston-nautilus.jpg Art[12]
1928
Tom Howard		 Ruth Snyder Woman executed in electric chair. File:Snyder chair.jpg Execution[13]
1932
Charles Clyde Ebbets		 Lunch atop a Skyscraper Photograph of skyscraper construction workers. File:Lunch-atop-a-skyscraper-c1932.jpg Social[14]
1934
Robert Kenneth Wilson		 Surgeon's photograph Presumed fake photograph of Loch Ness Monster File:Hoaxed photo of the Loch Ness monster.jpg Social[15]
1936
Dorothea Lange		 Migrant mother
– Florence Owens Thompson		 Destitute mother in Great Depression File:Lange-MigrantMother02.jpg Social[16]
1936
Juan Guzmán		 Marina Ginestà Reporter with rifle in Spanish Civil War File:Marina Ginesta.jpg Portrait[17]
1936
Robert Capa		 The Falling Soldier
– Federico Borrell García		 Death of Republican soldier in Spanish Civil War File:Capa, Death of a Loyalist Soldier.jpg War[18]
1936
unknown		 August Landmesser Man in crowd refusing to give Nazi salute. File:August-Landmesser-Almanya-1936.jpg Protest[19]
6 May 1937
Sam Shere		 Hindenburg disaster Zeppelin the Hindenburg on fire at the mooring mast of Lakehurst File:Hindenburg disaster.jpg Disaster[20]
9 July 1937
Jimmy Sime		 Toffs and Toughs
– Harrow schoolboys and other boys.		 Class differences in Britain. File:Toffs and Toughs.jpg Social[21]
28 August 1937
H. S. Wong		 Bloody Saturday
– unknown		 Baby in bombed-out ruins in Shanghai. File:Bloody Saturday, Shanghai.jpg Suffering[22]
1937
Max Dupain		 Sunbaker
– Harold Salvage		 "Arguably the most widely recognised of all Australian photographs." File:Sunbaker maxdupain nga76.54.jpg Art[23]
1940
Claude P. Dettloff		 Wait for Me, Daddy
– Jack Bernard and son		 Son runs after father marching to war. File:British Columbia Regiment 1940.jpg Social[24]
1940
Herbert Mason		 St Paul's Survives In the London blitz. File:Air Raid Damage in Britain during the Second World War HU36220A.jpg War[25]
1941
unknown		 The last Jew in Vinnitsa
– unknown		 A Jewish man shot during a mass execution by Einsatzgruppen (Nazi death squads) File:The last Jew in Vinnitsa, 1941.jpg Execution[26]
1942
Max Alpert		 Combat
– Aleksei Gordeyevich Yeryomenko		 Soldier raising his unit for an attack. File:RIAN archive 543 A battalion commander.jpg War[27]
1942
unknown		 Einsatzgruppen members and Jewish civilians Einsatzgruppen murder Jews in Ivanhorod, Ukraine File:Einsatzgruppen murder Jews in Ivanhorod, Ukraine, 1942.jpg Execution[28]
1942
unknown		 Ljubo Čupić Moments before his execution by firing squad File:Ljubo cupic.jpg Execution[29]
1942
Slobodanka Vasić (probably)		 Stjepan Filipović Moments before execution by hanging File:Stjepan Stevo Filipović.jpg Execution[30]
1943 (April or May)
Possibly Franz Konrad		 Women and chlidren captured during the Warsaw Ghetto uprising Driven out of a bunker, they will be marched to the train station and deported to a death camp File:Stroop Report - Warsaw Ghetto Uprising BW.jpg Suffering[31]
1943 (April or May)
Possibly Franz Konrad		 Małka Zdrojewicz, Bluma and Rachela Wyszogrodzka Jewish resistance fighters captured during the Warsaw Ghetto uprising File:Stroop Report - Warsaw Ghetto Uprising 13.jpg Suffering[32]
1943
unknown		 Leonard Siffleet Commando executed by beheading. File:LeonardGSiffleet.jpg Execution[33]
1943–1944
Georgij "Žorž" Skrigin		 Kozarčanka
– Milja Marin		 Smiling female partisan wearing a Titovka cap and with a rifle. File:Kozarčanka - Milja Marin.jpg Portrait[34]
1944
Robert F. Sargent		 Into the Jaws of Death
– landing craft		 Soldiers disembarking from D-day landing craft. File:Into the Jaws of Death 23-0455M edit.jpg War[35]
1945-02-23
Joe Rosenthal		 Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima Raising U.S. flag on Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima File:Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima by Joe Rosenthal.jpg War[36]
1945-04-27
Väinö Oinonen		 Raising the Flag on the Three-Country Cairn Raising Finnish flag on the three-country cairn after the end of World War II in Finland File:Kolmen valtakunnan rajapyykki 27.4.1945.png War[37]
1945-05-02
Yevgeny Khaldei		 Raising a flag over the Reichstag Raising Soviet flag during Battle of Berlin File:Reichstag flag original.jpg War[38]
1945-08-14
Alfred Eisenstaedt		 V-J Day in Times Square
– Greta Zimmer Friedman		 "In New York's Times Square a white-clad girl clutches her purse and skirt as an uninhibited sailor plants his lips squarely on hers" File:Legendary kiss V–J day in Times Square Alfred Eisenstaedt.jpg Social[39]
1945
unknown		 Dancing Man
– Frank McAlary		 Celebrating end of WW II in Sydney, Australia File:Dancing Man, Australia, end of World War II.jpg Social[40]
1946
Margaret Bourke-White		 Gandhi and the Spinning Wheel
– Mahatma Gandhi		 Gandhi reading beside his spinning wheel File:Gandhi spinning wheel.jpeg Portrait[41][42]
1946
V-2 No. 13		 White Sands rocket
– Earth		 First photograph of Earth from space. File:First photo from space.jpg Science[43]
1947
Robert Wiles		 The most beautiful suicide
– Evelyn McHale		 Suicide victim after falling from building. File:Evelyn McHale.jpg Suffering[44]
1950
Robert Doisneau		 Kiss at the City Hall, Paris – Françoise Delbart, Jacques Carteaud Stage picture of a young couple kissing in the street near the City Hall of Paris Social[45][46]
1950
Max Desfor		 Flight of Refugees Across Wrecked Bridge in Korea
– Bridge at Pyongyang		 War refugees crossing bridge. File:Flight of Refugees Across Wrecked Bridge 1950.jpg War[47]
1951
Raymond Gosling[note 3]		 Photograph 51 X-ray diffraction image providing key to DNA structure. File:Photo 51 x-ray diffraction image.jpg Science[48]
1957
Joe Shere		 Jayne Mansfield-Sophia Loren photo
– Sophia Loren and Jayne Mansfield		 The two actresses at a dinner party. File:Sophia and jayne.jpg Social[49]
1957
Will Counts		 Elizabeth Eckford First black students to attend classes at Little Rock Central High School File:Little Rock Desegregation 1957.jpg Social[50]
1958
Art Kane		 A Great Day in Harlem Group portrait of jazz musicians. File:Great Day in Harlem.jpg Social[51]
1960
Alberto Korda		 Guerrillero Heroico
– Che Guevara		 At funeral for victims of La Coubre explosion File:CheHigh.jpg Portrait[52]
August 1961
Peter Leibing		 Leap into Freedom – Hans Conrad Schumann East German soldier running away over barbed-wire in Berlin Social[53]
11 June 1963
Malcolm Browne		 Thích Quảng Đức self-immolation – Thích Quảng Đức Thích Quảng Đức's self-immolation during the Buddhist crisis in Vietnam. Malcolm Browne won the 1963 World Press Photo of the Year for a similar photo. John F. Kennedy said "No news picture in history has generated so much emotion around the world as that one." Malcolm Browne went on to win the 1964 Pulitzer Prize as well. File:Thích Quảng Đức self-immolation.jpg Protest[54]
1963
Cecil W. Stoughton		 Inauguration of Lyndon B. Johnson Swearing-in of Lyndon B. Johnson on Air Force One File:Lyndon B. Johnson taking the oath of office, November 1963.jpg Social[55]
1964
police		 Gerri Santoro Woman dead from an illegal abortion. File:Gerri Santoro (1964).jpg Suffering[56]
1967
Marc Riboud		 The Ultimate Confrontation
– Jan Rose Kasmir		 Protestor holding a chrysanthemum and gazing at bayonet-wielding soldiers File:Jan Rose Kasmir.jpg Protest[57]
1967
Bernie Boston		 Flower Power Vietnam War protestor placing carnation in rifle. File:Flower Power by Bernie Boston.jpg Protest[58]
1st February 1968
Eddie Adams		 Execution of Nguyễn Văn Lém
– Nguyễn Ngọc Loan		 Execution by shooting. File:Execution of Nguyễn Văn Lém.jpg Execution[59]
16 October 1968
John Dominis, Angelo Cozzi and others		 Black Power at the Summer Olympic Games
– Tommie Smith, John Carlos, Peter Norman		 American sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos, along with Australian Peter Norman, during the award ceremony of the 200 m race at the Olympic Games at Mexico City. File:John Carlos, Tommie Smith, Peter Norman 1968cr.jpg Protest[60]
24 December 1968
William Anders		 Earthrise Earth and Moon's surface from Apollo 8 File:NASA-Apollo8-Dec24-Earthrise.jpg Science[61]
8 August 1969
Iain MacMillan		 Abbey Road – The Beatles Cover of the album File:Beatles - Abbey Road.jpg Art[62]
1971
W. Eugene Smith		 Tomoko Uemura in Her Bath Mother bathing very ill daughter. File:W. Eugene Smith - Tomoko Uemura in Her Bath.jpg Suffering[63]
1972
Jack Schmitt		 The Blue Marble
– Earth		 Earth from Apollo 17 File:The Earth seen from Apollo 17.jpg Science[64]
1972
Nick Ut		 Phan Thi Kim Phuc Vietnamese girl running from napalm. File:TrangBang.jpg Suffering[65]
1972
Dwight Hooker		 Lenna
– Lena Söderberg		 Standard test for image processing. File:Lenna.png Portrait[66]
1973
Slava Veder		 Burst of Joy
– Robert L. Stirm and family		 Family greeting homecoming soldier. File:Burst of Joy.jpg Social[67]
1975
Hubert van Es		 22 Gia Long StreetU.S. evacuation of SaigonFile:Saigon-hubert-van-es.jpgWar[68]
1975
Stanley Forman		 Fire Escape Collapse
– Diana Bryant and Tiare Jones		 People falling from fire escape when escaping fire. File:Fire Escape Collapse.png Suffering[69]
1976
Stanley Forman		 The Soiling of Old Glory
– Joseph Rakes and Ted Landsmark		 Protest in Boston. File:Soiling of Old Glory.jpg Protest[70]
1976
Sam Nzima		 Hector Pieterson Boy dying from shooting in Soweto uprising. File:Hector pieterson.jpg Suffering[71]
1976
Martin Elliott		 Tennis Girl
– Fiona Butler		 Young woman on tennis court. File:TennisGirl thumb.jpg Social[72]
1980
Alfred Yaghobzadeh		 Hassan Jangju Soldier crawling through muddy ground while holding a rifle in ready state File:Hassan_Jangju.jpg War[73]
1984
Steve McCurry		 Afghan Girl
– Sharbat Gula		"First World's Third World Mona Lisa"File:Sharbat Gula.jpgPortrait[74]
1985
Hans Runesson		 A Woman Hitting a Neo-Nazi With Her Handbag
– Danuta Danielsson		 Woman hitting marching neo-nazi with handbag. File:A Woman Hitting a Neo-Nazi With Her Handbag.jpg Protest[75]
1985-11-16
Frank Fournier		 The Agony of Omayra Sánchez Girl trapped in lahar from volcano. File:Omayra Sanchez.jpg Suffering[76]
1989
Jeff Widener		 Tank Man
– unknown		 Man confronting column of tanks. File:Tianasquare.jpg Protest[77]
1990
Shaney Komulainen		 Face to Face
– Patrick Cloutier and Brad Larocque		 Confrontation during Oka Crisis. File:Oka stare down.jpg Protest[78]
1990
Voyager I		 Pale Blue Dot
– Earth		 Earth from 6 billion kilometers. File:Pale Blue Dot.png Science[79]
1993
Kevin Carter		 The vulture and the little girl Vulture eyeing starving child in Sudan famine. File:Kevin-Carter-Child-Vulture-Sudan.jpg Suffering[80]
1995
Hubble Space Telescope		 Pillars of Creation Region of star formation. File:Eagle nebula pillars.jpg Science[81]
1999
Michael Clancy		 Hand of Hope
– Samuel Armas		 Hand of fetus during surgery. File:Samuel Armas Aug19 1999.jpg Social[82]
2000
Laurent Rebours		 Faris Odeh Boy throwing rock at tank. File:Faris odeh03a.jpg Protest[83]
2001
Richard Drew		 The Falling Man Falling from World Trade Center , 9/11/2001 File:The Falling Man.jpg Suffering[84]
2003
Warren Zinn		 Joseph Patrick Dwyer Soldier carrying rescued boy. File:Joseph Patrick Dwyer.jpg War[85]
2004
Luis Sinco		 The Marlboro Marine
– James Blake Miller		 Marine smoking after battle File:James Blake Miller as Marlboro Marine.jpg Portrait[86]
10 March 2008
Luiz Carlos Vasconcelos		 Indigenous woman resisting heavily armed police A woman tries to resist police eviction of squatters on private land near the city of Manaus, Brasil. World Press Photo winner, 1st prize, 2009. Protest[87]
2010
Jodi Bieber		 Bibi Aisha
– Aesha Mohammadzai		Time cover of Afghan woman's mutilated faceFile:Bibi Aisha Cover of Time.jpgPortrait[88]
2011
Pete Souza		 Situation Room Watching Osama bin Laden kill-or-capture mission from White House Situation Room. File:Obama and Biden await updates on bin Laden.jpg Social[89]
2013
Carolyn Porco		 The Day the Earth Smiled
– planet Saturn		 Saturn and rings eclipsing sun from Cassini probe. File:The Day the Earth Smiled - PIA17172.jpg Science[90]
2015
Nilüfer Demir		 Death of Alan Kurdi Three-year-old Syrian refugee lying drowned on beach. File:Alan Kurdi lifeless body.jpg Suffering[91]
2016
Jonathan Bachman		 Taking a Stand in Baton Rouge
– Ieshia Evans		Arrest during protest in Baton RougeFile:Taking a Stand in Baton Rouge.jpgProtest[92]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Only articles that display the actual photograph are considered (those without an image have not been included in this index) but, because they are often not available under a free licence, these images are linked to here but not displayed.
  2. ↑ The photographs are subjectively categorised under eight genres: Art, Execution, Portrait, Protest, Science, Social, Suffering, War. If several apply the earlier in the list has been selected.
  3. ↑ Gosling was working under supervision of Rosalind Franklin.

References

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