PetaPixel On the Day Albert Einstein Died, One Photographer Went to His Office


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A cluttered office desk filled with scattered papers, books, and folders sits in front of a chalkboard covered with mathematical equations. Shelves in the background are stacked high with more disorganized papers and files. An empty chair is situated behind the desk.

The day Albert Einstein died was, obviously, huge news. Journalists and photographers rushed to Princeton hospital, all looking to get a scoop but there was one photojournalist who succeeded above the others by going a different direction.

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