David Seymour was often a witness to war, but his
subject was rarely the battlefield. Instead, Seymour
focused on the individual and human side of war,
showing us war’s edges and aftermaths in the people
who were its workers and its victims. This selection
from the exhibition Reflections of the Heart shows us
Seymour’s compassionate treatment of the Spanish
Civil War, the tragic consequences of WWII and the
fragile environment of the Middle East, where Seymour
himself would die a violent death in 1956.
See the photographs by David Seymour as Reflections
of the Heart begins here.
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[Some of the parents, against orders, accompanied the children to Ardea where many more emotional goodbyes took place]
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PORTRAIT OF DAVID SEYMOUR
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VATICAN LIBRARY
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INGRID BERGMAN
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A CHILD PLAYING WITH A BROKEN DOLL, NAPLES ITALY
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INGRID BERGMAN WITH ROBERTINO
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A DP [DISPLACED PERSON] CHILD FROM THE SUDETEN LAND PLAYS WITH HER HOMEMADE DOLL, AUSTRIA
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VILLAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION, ISRAEL
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BLIND BOY, WHO LOST HIS ARMS IN THE WAR, READING WITH HIS LIPS, ROME, ITALY
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ARTURO TOSCANINI WITH DEATH MASKS OF BEETHOVEN, WAGNER, AND VERDI, MILAN, ITALY
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