Charles Fenno Jacobs (English Wikipedia)

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Phillips, Christopher (1981). Steichen at War. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Incorporated. ISBN 0-8109-1639-8.
Sandburg, Carl (Prologue); Steichen, Edward (Introduction) (1955). Edward Steichen (ed.). The Family of Man. The Museum of Modern Art.

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Jacobs, Fenno (December 1944). "Lt.Cdr. C.F. Jacobs, formerly a leading magazine illustrative photographer, with his F-16 camera aboard the USS Iowa (BB-61). NAID 520843 | Local ID 80-G-468290". National Archives of the United States.
Jacobs, Fenno (July 1943). "Young men training at pre-flight school at Del Monte Hotel, Del Monte, Calif., grin as they file out of the mess hall. NAID 520807 | Local ID 80-G-441160". National Archives of the United States.
Jacobs, Fenno (August 1943). "Lunchtime at the Vega aircraft plant, Burbank, Calif. A quartet of girl workers. NAID 520738 | Local ID 80-G-412639". National Archives of the United States.
Jacobs, Fenno (March 1944). "Navy pilots relax and enjoy feminine companionship, sports and entertainment at Chris Holmes Rest Home, maintained for pilots on leave from combat. Fingers replace forks at chow-time. Hawaii, March 1944. NAID 520961 | Local ID 80-G-475089". National Archives of the United States.
Jacobs, Fenno (November 1944). "Barbette of 16" gun on board the USS New Jersey (BB-62). Gunners packing in bags of powder which will fire the huge shell already in gun. NAID 520877 | Local ID 80-G-469993". National Archives of the United States.
Jacobs, Fenno (November 1944). "The crewmen of the battleship USS New Jersey watch a Japanese prisoner of war bathe himself before he is issued GI clothing. NAID 520874 | Local ID 80-G-469956". National Archives of the United States.
Jacobs, Fenno (December 1944). "Much tattooed sailor aboard the USS New Jersey NAID 520883 | Local ID 80-G-470222". National Archives of the United States.

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"Charles Fenno Jacobs". NARA. Retrieved 2008-06-29. Shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, famed photographer Edward Steichen recruited Charles Fenno Jacobs (1905-1973) to join his Naval Aviation Photographic Unit. The U.S. Navy had established this special group to document and publicize its aviation activities and allowed Steichen to recruit the most talented photographers he could find. By 1941 Jacobs had already established a reputation as a photographer, having worked for Life, Fortune, and U.S. Camera magazines and briefly for the Farm Security Administration.

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Jacobs, Fenno; Pavelle, Leo (December 21, 1936). "One out of ten Americans is tattooed". Life. pp. 30–31, 64.
"Summer Shower". Life. July 19, 1937. pp. cover, 19. The front cover is a photograph of a street shower for children in New York's Harlem taken by Fenno Jacobs
Phillips, Henry Albert; Bell, Carl S.; Jacobs, Fenno (March 1943). "Bolivia — Tin Roof of the Andes". National Geographic. Vol. LXXXIII, no. 3. pp. 309–332.
Jacobs, Fenno (September 1970). "The Ways of the Orient..." Motor Boating. pp. 42–47. Retrieved 11 April 2023.
Jacobs, Fenno (December 1971). "Big Toys for Big Boys". Motor Boating & Sailing. pp. 68–69. Retrieved 11 April 2023.

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"Feneno Jacobs, Photographer". flickr. Retrieved 11 April 2023.

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"Fenno Jacobs for Fortune". fulltable.com. Retrieved 11 February 2023.
"Bolivia". Fortune. January 1942. pp. 68–77.

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Claiborne, Craig (June 23, 1960). "Collector of Recipes Gives Up Camera For a Skillet". The New York Times. Retrieved 11 April 2023.