Across four decades of public reporting, perhaps no photographer has been so widely recognized as Diana Mara Henry for historical record of the Women’s Movement. Her breath of subject extends from the presidential campaigns of McGovern, Carter, Reagan and media titan Malcolm Forbes to demonstrations for the ERA and the Women’s Pentagon Action.
She won recognition as a New York based journalist who chose her subjects for their enduring meaning. She will tell the story through her iconic images that wrote the history of culture and consciousness in the last decades of the Twentieth Century.
Picture: Gloria Steinem with baby ERA, 1978, by Diana Mara Henry.
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