Feb. 3, 2014 — -- Philip Seymour Hoffman was known for his uncanny ... The Oscar winner, who was notoriously private about his personal life, was a dedicated father who was discovered Sunday ...

Seymour left Poland as a Jew in 1932 and returned from the US in 1948 to photograph children and young people in devastated post-World War II Europe. With his camera, David Seymour captured the ...

With his moving photos, David Seymour documented the plight ... who has written about Seymour's life and work in books and articles. "It inaugurated a tradition of photographers working with ...

Right to Life invites David Seymour to tell us exactly what in the ... Scoop is free for personal use, but you’ll need a licence for work use. This is part of our Ethical Paywall and how we ...

ACT Party leader David Seymour says his Regulatory Standards Bill will make it easier for voters to hold politicians to account. The legislation would codify principles, such as personal freedoms ...

David Seymour's hapū ... By the same token, I wouldn't not attend due to one hapū." Ngāti Rēhia had Seymour's personal number, he said. "They could easily have picked up the phone regarding ...

He was born November 1, 1955 in Hartford the son of the late Lloyd J. and Claire (Terrien) Seymour. David lived life to its fullest, always saw the glass half-full and was happiest when spending ...

Since Christopher Luxon took over as National Party leader and started marching up the polls at Act’s expense, life has got a bit more difficult for its leader, David Seymour. The Act Party ...

He was born Dawid Szymin in Warsaw in 1911, and would later anglicize his name to David Seymour ... In late December of that year, LIFE published a number of Seymour’s pictures, telling its ...

David 'Chim' Seymour's photographs as they appeared in LIFE magazine in December 1948.LIFE In the Spring of 1948, when Chim was sent by UNICEF as a special correspondent to report on children in ...

This photo, by David “Chim” Seymour, one of the co-founders of Magnum ... It’s very famous: It was first published in Life magazine at the end of 1948 and then appeared in Edward Steichen ...