Leica – Ein Jahrhundert in Bildern

Just over a century ago, LEICA invented the 35mm camera, forever changing the history of photography. Photographers could now take their cameras with them and document the world around them—marking the birth of street photography, reportage, and photojournalism.

LEICA – A CENTURY IN IMAGES sheds light on this transformation of global visual culture and invites us to explore 100 years of documentary photography—featuring works by renowned photographers such as Henri Cartier-Bresson, Sebastião Salgado, Steve McCurry, Jane Evelyn Atwood, Ralph Gibson, and Alex Webb, as well as contemporary artists like JR, Greg Williams, and Ragnar Axelsson, alongside hundreds of images from their groundbreaking work.