Between the 1930s and the early 1960s, “Physique” photography—images of nude or semi-nude, muscular men—soared into popularity, even sparking a movement of publishing physique magazines.

Ducey posed with members of Patriot Movement AZ, a small but vocal activist ... says he did not know who the group was and that the photo was inconsequential. Governor's Office spokesman Daniel ...

The magazine page was the photography gallery of ... variations of exposure, movement and blur became characteristic of the work of Ernst Haas, Leiter and William Klein in the 1950s and ’60s.

Haas Automation in Oxnard is highly vulnerable to tariffs even though it makes its products in the U.S. Tariffs could raise prices on many components and raw materials that Haas imports.

Live out my calling and truly mean something': Ernst Roets announced that he will be parting ways with AfriForum and the Solidarity Movement Ernst Roets resigned from the Solidarity Movement on 19 ...

He reflects on the early influence of the photographer Ernst Haas, how Piero della Francesca influenced his early Portraits series, how he chose to study art over astronomy, yet outer space has ...

Ad Policy Reflections of pedestrians and high-rise buildings in New York City, 1962.(Ernst Haas / Ernst Haas / Getty Images) Fiction about young girls has often been in thrall to silence ...

Stacker compiled historic photos that are portraits of courage, strength, grit, and determination. Check out the moments in time that define American resilience.

When the artist Helen Frankenthaler, then in her early 20s, met Jackson Pollock, he was building an international reputation with his drip paintings, in which he flung enamel paints—the kinds ...

When we think of Abstract Expressionism, we think of large, declarative canvases onto which pigment has been flung, dripped, pooled, or applied in broad, bold brushstrokes. Usually by men.

Stewart-Haas Racing will be no more after 2024. The news came Tuesday afternoon, dropped via a joint statement from Gene Haas and Tony Stewart. It’s an unceremonious end for an organization ...