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- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Cafe Interior, Vienna
- Photographed about 1932
- PGP 279.5B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Swastikas in Shadow, Vienna
- Photographed about 1932
- PGP 279.18B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Lido, Modling, near Vienna
- Photographed about 1932
- PGP 279.21B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Refreshment Kiosk, the Lobau, Vienna
- Photographed 1932
- PGP 279.23B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Family Group, Stepney, London
- Photographed about 1932
- PGP 279.3B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Karl-Marx-Hof, Vienna
- Photographed about 1932
- PGP 279.13B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Unemployed Workers? Demonstration, Vienna
- Photographed 1932
- PGP 279.20B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Demonstration, South Wales
- about 1935 (negative)
- PGP 279.4A
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- The Serpentine, Hyde Park, London
- Photographed about 1935 - 1939
- PGP 279.54B
- Edith Tudor-Hart
- Isle of Arran Ferry, Scotland
- Photographed about 1935 - 1939
- PGP 279.59B
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Edith Tudor-Hart (Austrian, 1908 - 1973)
Edith Tudor-Hart, née Suschitzky, was one of the most significant documentary photographers working in Britain in the 1930s and 1940s. Born in Vienna, she grew up in radical Jewish circles. Edith married Alex Tudor-Hart, a British doctor, and the pair moved to England. There she worked as a documentary photographer, closely associated with the Communist Party, compiling a remarkable archive of images of working people in London and later, the south of Wales. Although still active in the 1950s, the difficulties of finding work as a woman photographer led eventually to Tudor-Hart abandoning photography altogether.
