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Ms. Heyman was also a photojournalist, her work appearing in Time, Life, Ms., Harpers and The New York Times Magazine. In the mid- s she was director of the documentary and photojournalism department at the International Center of Photography in Manhattan. She was one of the first women admitted to the prestigious photographer’s cooperative Magnum, founded in by Henri Cartier-Bresson, Capa and others. Liftin, the photojournalism director at the photography center from to , ed Ms. Heyman’s work an amalgam of personal, journalistic and political insight. “As a feminist, she was not so much about marching,” Ms. Liftin said. “She took pictures that showed what the marching was about.” Heyman was born on Aug. 1, , in Danbury, Conn., the second of two of and Lazarus Heyman. Her father was a real estate developer. She graduated from College, in Bronxville., in and had her first photography exhibit in Manhattan in. She was twice divorced. Besides her, her mother is her only survivor. “I have been a girl and, in my expectations, a mother,” Ms. Heyman wrote in her first book. “I have tried to be prettier than I am. I have been treated as a sex, and at times I have encouraged that. I have been married and have seen my husband’s work as more important than my own.” Her work as a photographer, she said, reflected “the conflicts inherent in growing up female” and “the conflicts inherent in trying to change.” Slideshow: http: //