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Constance Stuart Larrabee

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228:. Although she had only been hired to photograph the South African troops in the army, Stuart went well beyond her assignment. She photographed the American, French, British and Canadian troops as well as her South African countrymen. She also photographed the civilians the soldiers met on the way to Germany, and she photographed the devastated villages, towns and cities in their path. As a female war correspondent Stuart was often held back from the front for days, and as she was billeted separately from her male co-workers the facilities available to her were often uncomfortable. She took all the difficulties in stride, accepting them as part of the war, and quickly gained the respect of the people around her. One co-worker wrote: 'Constance Stuart... has made a fine art of getting around the fronts. She has seen more of war than any other woman I have met.' 290: 163:
On her return to South Africa in 1936 she established the Constance Stuart Portrait Studio in Pretoria. She became a renowned portraitist, and photographed many of the leading statesmen, generals, artists, writers, society and theatrical personalities of that period. In 1946 she opened a second
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in South Africa. She photographed tribal people dressed up for the occasion in their native costumes. She exhibited these photographs, and many like them in Preotria, Johannesburg and Cape Town, which led to her appointment as South Africa's first woman war correspondent for Libertas magazine.
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for her 10th birthday. In 1930 she exhibited eight photographs taken with her first camera during Boys and Girls Achievement Week at the Pretoria Agricultural Society Show, and won first place in Photography.
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she resumed her acquaintance with an old friend, Sterling Larrabee, whom she had met during the war when he was the U.S. military attache to South Africa. She and Larrabee married in 1949 and moved to
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When she returned to South Africa in 1945 she travelled throughout the country exhibiting many of these photographs, as well as her depictions of South African tribal people. In 1948, the
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peoples. Some of them she took during the visit of the British Royals to South Africa in 1947. Stuart was the official photographer of the royal tour, and while traveling throughout
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camera, which she used throughout her career. She also shed her romantic pictorial style in favour of a straight, un-manipulated approach to black and white photography.
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Between 1945 and 1955 she served in Egypt, Italy, France and England, attached to the American 7th Army and the South African 6th Division in the Italian
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in 1935 to continue her studies at the Bavarian State Institute for Photography. It was during her education in Munich that she was introduced to the
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came to power in South Africa and instituted a policy of strict racial segregation. The following year, Stuart left South Africa for America.
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Between 1937 and 1949 Stuart developed her lifelong interest in recording and exhibiting the vanishing ethnic cultures of South Africa: the
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Although she was not permitted to keep a diary on the front, she compiled her photographic notes and letters into a memoir named
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in 1920, where she spent the majority of her childhood. Stuart's interest in photography began in 1924 when she was given a
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Finding aid to the Constance Stuart Larrabee Collection, Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, Smithsonian Institution
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School of Photography, London. During her time there she was an apprentice at two professional portrait studios under
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Her husband died in 1975. Constance Stuart Larrabee died on 27 July 2000 at her home in Chestertown, aged 85.
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Constance : one road to take : the life and photography of Constance Stuart Larrabee (1914-2000)
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1955 – Group exhibition: her photograph of a young African girl painting her face is included by
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in Washington, DC, and the Santa Fe Centre for Photography in New Mexico.
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A Tribute: South African 6th Division and the United States 7th Army
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While living in Chestertown she established a long association with
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The Indelible Image: Photographs of War 1846 to the Present
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photographer
South Africa
photo-journalism
Europe
World War II
war correspondent
Cornwall
Transvaal
Pretoria
Kodak Box Brownie
Regent Street Polytechnic
Yevonde Middleton
Berkley Square
Soho
Munich
Rolleiflex
Johannesburg
Ndebele
Bushmen
Lobedu
Zulu
Swazi
Sotho
Transkei
Basutoland
Lesotho
Swaziland
Bechuanaland
Botswana

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