Magnum Editions: Savoy Ballroom, Harlem, 1939 On Set 2000 Reproducing the original without

2000 Reproducing the original without alteration and enlarged to a 16"x20" paper size

Having dedicated a lifetime to the observation and documentation of the United States

along with Eve Arnold and Dennis Stock

Zaire after fledgling promoter Don King convinced the Zairian President Mobutu Sese Seko that the fight would put his country on the map

Magnum Editions: Savoy Ballroom, Harlem, 1939 On Set 2000 Reproducing the original withoutFollowing in his brother Robert Capas footsteps, Cornell Capa became a photographer for Life Magazine in the US in 1946. As his career took off, a scene he would often return to was that of Harlems thriving nightlife. This image captures perfectly the energy and passion of his light footed subjects as they show off their dance moves in an upscale ballroom. After his brothers death in 1954, Cornell Capa joined Magnum and became president of the agency.