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Founded
1947
Directors
Nicolas Smirnoff
Samantha McCoy
Chelsea Jacob
Irene Lombardo
Locations
63 Gee Street
London
EC1V 3RS
United Kingdom
Magnum Photos
68 Rue Léon Frot
Paris
75011
France
Exhibited artists
Bruce Gilden
Raymond Depardon
Bruce Davidson
Hiroji Kubota
Eve Arnold
Philippe Halsman
Antoine D'Agata
Harry Gruyaert
Marc Riboud
Bruno Barbey
Elliott Erwitt
Alex Webb
Ernest Cole
Matt Black
René Burri

The Magnum Gallery represents Magnum photographers, members, founders and estates. A cultural force, the agency was founded by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa, George Rodger and David Seymour in 1947. Today, Magnum represents generations of photographers and estates engaged with the medium, maintaining its founding ideals at the crossroads of art and photojournalism.

The Magnum Gallery, which expands both online and offline in 2021, aims to honour the legacy of its founders and estates, while nurturing the careers of its younger generation of photographers, hereby placing their works in the best collections around the world.

Today, The Magnum Gallery operates two spaces: a gallery in Paris located at 68 rue Léon Frot, 75011 and an exhibition space in London, at 63 Gee Street, EC1V 3RS. The Magnum Gallery features a robust programme of exhibitions in its physical locations, alongside strongly-curated online displays aiming at wide public engagement for art. The Magnum Gallery is also present at art and photography fairs around the world.

A leading voice in publishing, Magnum Photos and Magnum photographers have published over 1,000 books. Produced in collaboration with curators and cultural institutions worldwide, the books advance the artistic mission of Magnum photographers.

Antoine d'Agata
Thermal photography, Place de Clichy, Grands Boulevards, Gare du Nord, Gare de L’Est, Place de la République, Bastille, St Lazare. Lockdown. March 17, 2020. From the "Virus" project.
2020
Virus
© Antoine d'Agata / Magnum Photos.
Eve Arnold
Malcolm X during his visit to enterprises owned by Black Muslims, in Chicago, Illinois
1962
© Eve Arnold / Magnum Photos.
Raymond Depardon
Glasgow, Scotland
1980
© Raymond Depardon / Magnum Photos.
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