Other lives: Artist who built installations using domestic objects, from tea trolleys and buttons to cutlery and glass jars

Photographer whose work for Picture Post in the 1940s and 50s documented a period of social change in Britain

One of the world’s greatest documentary photographers fascinated by nature and traditional ways of life

American photographer and member of Magnum who captured celebrities, politicians and the incongruities of life in his work

Photographer who would ‘take her camera on a walk’ to capture images of the human condition in all its guises

Humanist photographer whose subjects ranged from avant-garde creatives to everyday street life

Writer who frequently drew on her difficult relationship with her mother, the novelist Antonia White

Photojournalist who documented the lives of working-class postwar women, mainly in Picture Post

Founder of the Photographers’ Gallery in London, the first public gallery dedicated to photography

Photographer whose work captured the lives of ordinary people and those on the margins

Croatian author who shone a spotlight on her country’s complicity in the Holocaust

Artist who sketched some of the greatest cultural figures of the 20th century including Benjamin Britten, TS Eliot and Barbara Hepworth

Picture editor, writer and key figure in the world of photojournalism who believed that the way to oppose war was to show its full horror

Photographer and cinematographer who captured 30s London and shot Get Carter

Magnum photojournalist obsessed with showing ‘life at its most intense’

Founder of Arcadia Books, an adventurous publisher of literary fiction

Photographer whose work was rooted in the people and landscape of East Anglia

Photographer whose portraits of film stars found tears and agony behind the glamour