Barry Burns Photography
Barry Burns Photography, based in New York City, is home to The Burns Archive, a renowned collection of over one million historic photographs spanning the birth of photography to the modern age. Specializing in providing photographic evidence of forgotten and unsettling aspects of history and culture, the Archive offers unparalleled collections on early medicine, memorialization, Judaica, and the African American experience, with iconic images depicting the darker side of life. With a four-decade legacy, The Burns Archive has produced numerous award-winning photo-history books, curated exhibitions worldwide, and continues to share its unique photographs and expertise through licensing. Founded in 1977 by Stanley B. Burns, MD, The Burns Archive is dedicated to sharing his discoveries with the world. Dr. Burns' publications have not only contributed to rewriting inaccuracies in medical history but have also played a significant role in rediscovering postmortem photography and nineteenth-century mourning practices. Offering a window into the past, their books and publications feature hundreds of unique historic photographs, shedding light on lesser-known topics and long-forgotten histories. Their latest book, "Picturing Freedom," celebrates the photographic history of African Americans and their cars, showcasing personal images that capture the pride and joy of car ownership.Generated from the website
