Thomas John Alcorn (1956–1974) was an American photographer whose work was published posthumously in 1976. His photography primarily captured scenes from Paris and Italy during the early 1970s. He is noted for his classic black and white aesthetic, which has been described as a seminal influence on subsequent generations of photographers, including his niece Lucrezia Alcorn. His work is characterized by a humanist approach to portraiture and landscape.[1,4]
