Minor White

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American^[1] b. 9 July 1908, Minneapolis, Minnesota^[1,3] d. 24 June 1976, Boston, Massachusetts^[1,2] active 1937–1976

Minor Martin White (1908–1976) was an American photographer, educator, and critic who significantly influenced the field of creative photography. Known for his technical mastery and spiritual approach to imagery, he explored landscapes, architecture, and abstract forms. He taught at several prestigious institutions, including the California School of Fine Arts and MIT, and was a key figure in promoting photography as a fine art.^[1,2,3]

• abstract photography
• landscape photography
• spiritual equivalence