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[Ex-guerilla Nim Churl-Jin is welcomed home by his wife and family and the baby he had never seen]
[Ex-guerilla Nim Churl-Jin is welcomed home by his wife and family and the baby he had never seen]

[Ex-guerilla Nim Churl-Jin is welcomed home by his wife and family and the baby he had never seen]

Artist (American, 1904–1971)
Date1952 (negative); ca. 1965 (print)
Place Made DisplayUnited States
MediumGelatin silver print
DimensionsImage: 15 3/8 × 19 1/16 inches (39 × 48.4 cm);
Mount: 22 1/16 × 27 15/16 inches (56 × 71 cm)
ClassificationsPhotographs
Credit LineGift of the artist, Class of 1927, and LIFE Magazine
Terms
  • Photographs
  • Gelatin silver prints
Object number65.496
Collections
[Nim Churl Jin reunites with his mother, South Korea]
[Nim Churl Jin reunites with his mother, South Korea]
Margaret Bourke-White
1952 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
[Leipzig's city treasurer, and his wife and daughter after taking poison to avoid surrender to US troops, Leipzig]
[Leipzig's city treasurer, and his wife and daughter after taking poison to avoid surrender to US troops, Leipzig]
Margaret Bourke-White
1945 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
[A man's wife, mother and grandmother mourn his death, South Korea]
[A man's wife, mother and grandmother mourn his death, South Korea]
Margaret Bourke-White
1952 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
[A hedge of thorns protecting Bamangwato tribal chief, Seretse Khama, and his British wife during controversy over their marriage, Serowe, Botswana]
[A hedge of thorns protecting Bamangwato tribal chief, Seretse Khama, and his British wife during controversy over their marriage, Serowe, Botswana]
Margaret Bourke-White
1950
[Han Kyon Lok, provincial Chief of South Korean National Police; leader of attacks on Communist guerillas]
[Han Kyon Lok, provincial Chief of South Korean National Police; leader of attacks on Communist guerillas]
Margaret Bourke-White
1952 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
[Two youthful Volunteer Police wearing hats for camouflage in the deadly game of guerilla warfare]
[Two youthful Volunteer Police wearing hats for camouflage in the deadly game of guerilla warfare]
Margaret Bourke-White
1952 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
[After coal had become scarce, the furnaces stood cold; cadavers accumulated, for death went on]
[After coal had become scarce, the furnaces stood cold; cadavers accumulated, for death went on]
Margaret Bourke-White
1945 (negative); ca. 1965 (print)
[Gandhi, his nephew Kanu, and his secretary Sushila Pai with Anis Ahmed, participating in twilight prayer]
[Gandhi, his nephew Kanu, and his secretary Sushila Pai with Anis Ahmed, participating in twilight prayer]
Margaret Bourke-White
1946-48 (negative), ca. 1965 (print)
[Botswana police prepare for Bantu riot over the possible deposing of Bamangwato tribal chief Seretse Khama who has been called to England to defend his right to remain head of his country after marrying English white woman]
[Botswana police prepare for Bantu riot over the possible deposing of Bamangwato tribal chief Seretse Khama who has been called to England to defend his right to remain head of his country after marrying English white woman]
Margaret Bourke-White
1950
[Romanian farm hand posing with his prize ram]
[Romanian farm hand posing with his prize ram]
Margaret Bourke-White
ca. 1940
[The Sikh refreshes his body and soul in the sacred waters surrounding the Golden Temple]
[The Sikh refreshes his body and soul in the sacred waters surrounding the Golden Temple]
Margaret Bourke-White
1946-48 (negative); ca. 1965 (print)
[Mohandas Gandhi on a morning stroll with his granddaughter Sita and grandniece Abbha, India]
[Mohandas Gandhi on a morning stroll with his granddaughter Sita and grandniece Abbha, India]
Margaret Bourke-White
1946-48 (negative); ca. 1965 (print)