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Henri Dauman, Photographer of 1960s America, Dies at 90 (Meero)

Henri Dauman, Photographer of 1960s America, Dies at 90

September 18, 2023

Monday, September 18, 2023

Summary

The life of Henri Dauman deserves to go down in history. Or in the movies.  Since his dream was to become a filmmaker… Although not a household name, this “war orphan”  lived through the major conflicts of the twentieth century and the heydays of photojournalism. He died in New York on September 13, 2023.By Guénola Pellen 

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