When I was at university, one of the artists I studied was iconic photographer, Eve Arnold, who died last week aged 100. Born in America to Russian-Jewish parents in 1912, she wanted to be a dancer or a writer, but instead stumbled into the world of photography, where she was to leave her unforgettable mark. Arnold was the first female to be admitted to the prestigious Magnum Photos Agency in 1951 and she became a full member in 1957, showing obvious skill. Photographing people at work became a constant theme in her photography, but her photos of stars are her most well known. Here she has captured workers gathering around one of the first television sets in New York City during the 1952 presidential elections..... On a rally in 1961 with Malcolm X. Arnold said, he was "a tough man who let me into his life". Arnold travelled the world to show people, both famous and ordinary, as they are, including Queen Elizabeth II, actresses Joan Crawford and Marlene D