1938-1939
The Leader
Nicholas HázAmerican (born Hungary), 1883 - 1953
Color photography was primarily confined to commercial use in magazines and advertising when a small number of artists began using it in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Little known today, Ház established a school for photography in New York and lectured on his exhaustively detailed theory of classifying and understanding photographs.
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