
"The Radical Eye: Modernist Photography from the Sir Elton John Collection" at the Tate Modern in London provides a rare look inside the musician's famed photography collection, including works by Man Ray, Irving Penn and Dorothea Lange. Here are some of the most spectacular highlights.
Seen here: "Glass Tears" (1932) by Man Ray
Seen here: "Glass Tears" (1932) by Man Ray

"Nusch Eluard" (1928) by Man Ray

"Nude" (1936) by Edward Weston

"Humanly Impossible (Self-Portrait)" (1932) by Herbert Bayer

"Salvador Dali, New York" (1947) by Irving Penn

"Migrant Mother" (1936) by Dorothea Lange

"Patricia, New York" (c. 1942) by Josef Breitenbach

"Underwater Swimmer, Esztergom, Hungary" (1917) by André Kertész

"Dancer, Willem van Loon, Paris" (1932) by Ilse Bing

"Igor Stravinsky" (1935) by Edward Weston

"Bandolier, Corn and Sickle" (1927) by Tina Modotti

"Solarised Man" (1930) by Maurice Tabard

"George Washington Bridge" (1933) by Margaret Bourke-White

"Christ or Chaos?" (1946) by Walker Evans

"Dora Maar" (1936) by Man Ray

"A Bee on a Sunflower" (c.1920) by Edward Steichen

"Rayograph" (1923) by Man Ray


