Philosophy
Esther Bubley
"LIFE sent Bubley to photograph Albert Einstein on his 74th birthday. Einstein, who hated photographers, had agreed to a one-hour session, but he relented and allowed the quiet and unobtrusive Bubley to accompany him for the entire day."
Unless you are an aficionado of classic photographic print history, you may never have heard of Esther Bubley who took some remarkable and personal style photographs of Albert Einstein.
Esther Bubley (1921-1998)
Magazines: LIFE: Albert Einstein 74th Birthday (1953)
Book:
Esther Bubley: On Assignment
by
Esther Bubley and Bonnie Yochelson
ISBN: 193178857X
- "god Does Not Play Dice"...re-evaluated
We analyze Einstein’s views on God and religion, and his views on Quantum Mechanics. One of Albert Einstein’s most famous statements is “God does not play dice with the universe”. The common interpretation of this statement contains two myths...
- Bad Hairday For Einstein?
Abstract: Two important and unpleasant events occurred in Albert Einstein’s life in 1920: That August an antirelativity rally was held in the large auditorium of the Berlin Philharmonic, and a few weeks later Einstein was drawn into a tense and highly...
- Dorothea Lange...snaps Of Humanity
Dorothea Lange May 26th, 1895 to October 11th, 1965 From the Library of Congress' "Women Come to the Front:: Journalists, Photographers, and Broadcasters During World War II" DOROTHEA LANGE Like Esther Bubley, Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) documented...
- "popular Scientists Of The Past" Poll
Who is your choice for "popular" scientist of the past? Albert Einstein...4 Carl Sagan...1 Don Herbert [Mr. Wizard]...1 Philip Morrison...0 Well, I must say, I expected billions and billions of replies. Though I did not vote for him, I figured that Einstein...
- "a Brain Is A Terrible Thing To Lose"--al Gore
I might as well address this issue for it inevitably comes up in discussions about Einstein and that is the story of Einstein's brain. Einstein died on April 18th, 1955 at the age of seventy six in Princeton, New Jersey from heart failure. An autopsy...
Philosophy
Einstein shot by Esther Bubley
Esther Bubley"LIFE sent Bubley to photograph Albert Einstein on his 74th birthday. Einstein, who hated photographers, had agreed to a one-hour session, but he relented and allowed the quiet and unobtrusive Bubley to accompany him for the entire day."Unless you are an aficionado of classic photographic print history, you may never have heard of Esther Bubley who took some remarkable and personal style photographs of Albert Einstein.
Esther Bubley (1921-1998)
Magazines: LIFE: Albert Einstein 74th Birthday (1953)
Book:
Esther Bubley: On Assignment
by
Esther Bubley and Bonnie Yochelson
ISBN: 193178857X
- "god Does Not Play Dice"...re-evaluated
We analyze Einstein’s views on God and religion, and his views on Quantum Mechanics. One of Albert Einstein’s most famous statements is “God does not play dice with the universe”. The common interpretation of this statement contains two myths...
- Bad Hairday For Einstein?
Abstract: Two important and unpleasant events occurred in Albert Einstein’s life in 1920: That August an antirelativity rally was held in the large auditorium of the Berlin Philharmonic, and a few weeks later Einstein was drawn into a tense and highly...
- Dorothea Lange...snaps Of Humanity
Dorothea Lange May 26th, 1895 to October 11th, 1965 From the Library of Congress' "Women Come to the Front:: Journalists, Photographers, and Broadcasters During World War II" DOROTHEA LANGE Like Esther Bubley, Dorothea Lange (1895-1965) documented...
- "popular Scientists Of The Past" Poll
Who is your choice for "popular" scientist of the past? Albert Einstein...4 Carl Sagan...1 Don Herbert [Mr. Wizard]...1 Philip Morrison...0 Well, I must say, I expected billions and billions of replies. Though I did not vote for him, I figured that Einstein...
- "a Brain Is A Terrible Thing To Lose"--al Gore
I might as well address this issue for it inevitably comes up in discussions about Einstein and that is the story of Einstein's brain. Einstein died on April 18th, 1955 at the age of seventy six in Princeton, New Jersey from heart failure. An autopsy...