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(Canadian Photographer) Yousuf Karsh, a celebrated Armenian-Canadian photographer, became famous for his portraits of prominent figures. His career took off in the 1930s in Ottawa, and his international breakthrough came with his iconic 1941 portrait of Winston Churchill. Over the span of several decades, Karsh skillfully captured the essence of numerous political leaders, artists, and scientists. His work was featured on the cover of Life magazine more than 20 times, establishing him as one of the most esteemed portrait photographers of the 20th century before he retired in 1993.
