The Burning Monk 1963 Pulitzer Prize ICONIC Type 1 Original Photo By M. Browne for Sale

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The Burning Monk 1963 Pulitzer Prize ICONIC Type 1 Original Photo By M. Browne For Sale

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The Burning Monk 1963 Pulitzer Prize ICONIC Type 1 Original Photo By M. Browne:
$45000.00

This is a stunning and iconic 8x10 Pulitzer Prize winning photograph by Malcolm Browne, capturing the unforgettable moment of the Burning Monk in 1963. This Pulitzer Prize-winning image has become a symbol of resistance and human rights, depicting a Buddhist monk's self-immolation in protest against the South Vietnamese government. On June 11, 1963, in a street in Saigon, Vietnam, the monk Thich Quang Duc immolated himself as an act of protest over discrimination toward Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government. During a demonstration, he asked to be doused with gasoline and demanded that he be set on fire. Associated Press photographer Malcolm Browne was on the scene at the time and captured this stunning image. The American fusion-rap band Rage Against The Machine used it for the cover of their 1992 self-titled album.

This is an extremely rare and original Type 1 print, perfect for collectors of historic and powerful photographs. It was produced in 1963 and has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA. This is one of the top ten most iconic photographs ever taken in the world and may never surface for sale on the market again. Don’t miss out on owning this rare piece of history and a powerful visual representation of the human struggle for justice and freedom.