In the 1960's Larry Burrows became the preeminent photographer documenting the Vietnam War. His iconic images of the humanity and inhumanity that the war fostered haunt us to this day. Yet before his involvement with the Vietnam War, he was already an accomplished photojournalist, working for Life magazine, alongside photographic greats like Robert Capa. During that time he produced a body of work that included London street scenes, and portraits of personalities including Brigitte Bardot and Louis Armstrong.