The woman, now in her 40s, was captured by Steve McCurry in 1985 – catapulting the photographer to global acclaim. Now, the photographer has come up for every possible help to Gula.

Photographer Steve McCurry is in Grand Rapids this weekend for a book-signing event, as well as Calvin College's Festival of Faith & Writing. airs "Finding the Famous Afghan Girl" about McCurry's ...

In the past, McCurry made smaller Cibachrome prints (also known by the generic term dye destruction) of Sharbat Gula, Afghan Girl, Pakistan, but for the past several years, all of his fine art prints ...

In 1984, Steve McCurry took a picture of an Afghan girl that stunned the world. Even now, he says, a single frame can change everything.

Prosecutors have charged a sales manager with stealing more than $650,000 worth of photographs, prints and books from Steve McCurry Studios in Exton.

The Italian government announced on Thursday that Sharbat Gula, who in 1985 gained worldwide fame as the green-eyed 'Afghan Girl' image by photojournalist Steve McCurry, is in Rome being evacuated ...

The American photographer Steve McCurry is best known for his "Afghan Girl" image that adorned the cover of National Geographic in June 1985. In this exclusive audio slideshow McCurry talks to the ...

After the Taliban regime fell to the U.S.-backed military action in 2001, National Geographic sent photographer Steve McCurry to find the girl in the photo, eventually identified as Gula.

About This Lot Steve McCurry's most iconic photograph, Sharbat Gula, Afghan Girl, Pakistan, was first seen on the cover of National Geographic in June of 1985. The captivating image depicts a young ...