MIchael Rougier

The Bitter Story of One of the Korean War's Last American Deaths

By Eliza Berman

When the Three Stooges Got Their Big Silver Screen Break

By Eliza Berman

See Photos of Maggie Smith Before Her Downton Days

By Lily Rothman

Something Wild: At Home With Tippi Hedren, Melanie Griffith and a 400-Pound Lion

By Ben Cosgrove
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Living With Leukemia: A Family Embraces the Important Things in Life

Portrait of a California family that refused to simply accept a dire prognosis when the mother was diagnosed with leukemia.

By Ben Cosgrove

'The Little Boy Who Wouldn't Smile': A Story of the Korean War

An article and photos in LIFE magazine in July 1951 told the story of a five-year-old Korean orphan named Kang, and the efforts to get the boy to "return to health and life."

By Ben Cosgrove

LIFE in Korea: Rare and Classic Photos From the 'Forgotten War'

On Veterans Day 2013, LIFE commemorates the Korean War with a selection of pictures -- many of which never ran in LIFE -- by three of the era's finest photographers: Margaret Bourke-White, Carl Mydans and Michael Rougier.

By Ben Cosgrove

Antarctica's Brutal Beauty: Portraits From the Bottom of the World

Stunning photographs of glaciers and penguins — that nearly came at the price of one photographer's life

By Ben Cosgrove

A Rip in the Iron Curtain: Photos From the Hungarian Revolution, 1956

Recalling the 1956 Hungarian uprising against the Soviet Union through photographs by the great Michael Rougier.

By Ben Cosgrove

Teenage Wasteland: LIFE Magazine Photos of Young Japanese Rebels, 1964

In 1964 in Japan, photographer Michael Rougier produced an intimate, unsettling portrait of a generation hurtling willfully toward oblivion.

By Ben Cosgrove

Bitter Harvest: LIFE With America's Migrant Workers, 1959

Michael Rougier's powerful photographs of the conditions endured by migrant workers and their families all across the United States.

By Ben Cosgrove

Photographer Spotlight: Michael Rougier

On the anniversary of his death, revisiting the work of the English-born photographer who was as celebrated for his compassion as for the excellence of his pictures.

By Liz Ronk

In Memoriam: Photographers Who Died in 2012

TIME pauses to remember the photographers we lost in 2012.

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