Martine Franck
Photographer and director; Magnum Photos
Photographer and director; Magnum Photos
1938
88 years ago
Artists & Creatives
Belgium
Born in Belgium, pursued a career in photography and became a member of Magnum Photos in 1983. Focused on social issues and women's rights, often capturing the daily lives of people in various cultures. Directed films and produced significant photographic works that appeared in major publications. Advocated for humanitarian causes through visual storytelling.
Joined Magnum Photos in 1983
Photographed significant social issues
Directed films addressing women's rights
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