Background
Inge was born on May 23, 1923, in Graz, Austria.
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American Society of Media Photographers
Inge was a member of the American Society of Media Photographers.
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Inge was a member of the American Society of Media Photographers.
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Inge Morath
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Inge received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Berlin in Berlin, Germany.
Career
Inge was a freelance photographer and writer. She worked as an assistant to Henri Cartier-Bresson at one time. She has been guest instructor at Cooper Union in New York City, New York, United States among other schools. Morath worked in both black-and-white and color in small format, producing travelogues, reportage and portraits.
Achievements
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Publications Monograph: Inge Morath, Olga Carlisle, 1975 (Bucher Verlag: Lucerne, Switzerland). Books: Chinese Encounters, Arthur Miller, 1979; In the Country, Arthur Miller, 1977; Boris Pasternak: My Sister Life, Olga Carlisle, 1975; East-West Exercises, Ruth Bluestone Simon, 1973; In Russia, Arthur Miller, 1969; Le Masque, 1967 (Maeght: Paris); Tunisia, Claude Roy & Paul Sebag, 1961; Bring Forth the Children, w/ Yul Brynner, I960; From Persia to Iran, Eduard Sablier, 1961; Venice Observed, Mary McCarthy, 1956; Fiesta in Pamplona, 1956. Anthology: Great Photographers of Our Time, Olga Carlisle, 1975 (Bucher: Switzerland). Periodicals: "Inge Morath," Allen Porter, Camera, Nov 1969; article, Saul Steinberg, Creative Camera, Feb 1969.
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Connections
Inge was merried to Arthur Miller.
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Nationality
Austria