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Smith described this image: “A striking picture which is about the best I have made since the year’s beginning
including Sophia Loren
The last days of Concorde
His humanistic approach towards existential human issues combined with his artistic talents made him a classic of black and white photography
but left behind in vapor
Fine Print: Guardia Civil. Deleitosa, Spain, 1951 Size:20 x 24 in (50 x 60 cm) Smith described this image: “ALIFE magazine staff photographer W. Eugene Smith traveled to Spain in 1950 to document repression and poverty under dictator Gen. Francisco Franco. Smith embedded himself in the small town of Deleitosa. The Spanish Village photo essay appeared in the April 9, 1951, issue of LIFE. The most searing image was of three members of the Guardia Civil, who kept the townspeople in line. The caption read: These stern men, enforcers of national law, are Francos
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