Dorothy Bohm (born 1924) is a British photographer known for her documentary and portrait photography. Born Dina Bobsztajn in Konigsberg, East Prussia (now Kaliningrad, Russia), Bohm's family fled the rise of the Nazis and settled in England in 1939. She became a prominent figure in the British photography scene and played a significant role in capturing social and cultural life.Bohm's work often explores themes of identity, migration, and everyday life. She is known for her street photography, portraits, and documentary projects. Bohm's photographs have a distinctive humanist quality, capturing the essence of people and their surroundings with empathy and insight.One of Bohm's notable projects is "A World of Our Own: Women as Seen by Women," where she collaborated with fellow female photographers to document women's lives in various cultures around the world. This project highlighted her interest in the diverse experiences of women.Throughout her career, Dorothy Bohm has exhibited extensively and received recognition for her contributions to photography. Her works are held in major collections, and she has been involved in photography education and mentorship.Dorothy Bohm's photographs provide a visual record of the changing social landscape of the 20th century and continue to be celebrated for their humanistic and cross-cultural perspectives.
Measures 26.5 x 21.6.

Good condition. No major rips, tears, etc.