Seymour Rosen

Seymour Rosen is best known as an influential American photographer and the founder of the famous photography collective called the "Photo League." Established in the 1930s, the Photo League aimed to promote social change through documentary photography. Rosen’s work often focused on urban life, capturing the essence of communities and the challenges they faced. His approach emphasized empathy and storytelling, contributing significantly to the understanding of American culture and society during that era. His contributions helped shape the field of documentary photography, influencing both artists and social activism.