Jun Fujita

1888–1963 (age 75)

Photographer/Journalist

Biography

Jun Fujita forged a pioneering path as a photographer and journalist, documenting the vibrancy and complexity of American life with an observant and compassionate eye. His images brought to light the stories of neighborhoods, celebrations, and daily routines with a respect that transcended language.

He is remembered at Graceland Cemetery, where admirers honor the quiet courage he displayed in chronicling history through his lens.

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