Jewish photographer Arnold Newman dies
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new york (ap) | Jewish photographer Arnold Newman died Tuesday, June 6. He was 88.
Newman was a master of "environmental portraits." His use of evocative settings and lighting revealed the character of artists and politicians that he photographed.
Among his best-known works were portraits of Igor Stravinsky at the piano, Marc Chagall in his studio and David Ben-Gurion holding Israel's Declaration of Independence.
In a 1990 interview with the Jewish Bulletin, Newman said, "Photography was very much a part of the Jewish experience."
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