Hungarian-American war photographer (1913-1954) who covered five major wars including the Spanish Civil War and D-Day, where his harrowing beach landing images became the most iconic photos of World War II. Co-founded Magnum Photos in 1947 alongside Cartier-Bresson. His fearless approach established the template for modern combat photography, outperforming #7 Robert Capa's own successor war photographers in capturing frontline chaos, with over 70,000 negatives archived from his career before his death from a landmine in Indochina.

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