Own a Piece of Photojournalism History With World Press Photo’s 70th Anniversary Print Sale

If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of photographic history, now’s your chance. To mark its 70th anniversary, World Press Photo is hosting a special print sale, 70 Prints for 70 Years. The name tells you everything – they will offer a curated collection of 70 powerful images from the World Press Photo archive. This is a rare opportunity to bring home some of the most striking moments in journalism.

Each photo tells a story that shaped the world, from iconic historical snapshots to fresh, diverse perspectives. In the collection, you’ll find photos like the viral “flying surfer” taken by Jerome Brouillet at the 2024 Olympics, and an iconic Neil Armstrong’s snap of Buzz Aldrin.

[Related reading: I Shot the Most Viral Surf Photo of The Olympics – But It Wasn’t My Favourite]

We bring you a sneak peek into the collection of World Press Photo prints, and I’m sure you’ll recognize some of the works:

[Related reading: This is what the iconic Apollo 11 photo of Buzz Aldrin looked like from his perspective]

The collection also includes work by Joop Swart Masterclass participants, highlighting rising voices in visual storytelling.

Prints Prices and Availability

Each print is available in a museum-quality 20 x 30 cm format, priced at €150 unframed or €250 framed. That’s ~$170 and ~$290, respectively. The sale will run from November 17 to 26, 2025, and keep in mind that you’ll only be able to buy the prints during the sale period.

So if you value compelling stories and meaningful art, don’t miss this chance to make one of these images part of your own story and your own space. You can find out more on Word Press Photo’s website.

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