Fine Print: Brooklyn, 2005 Paper size:16 x 22.4 in (40 x 57 cm)

Fine Print: Brooklyn, 2005 Paper size:16 x 22.4 in (40 x 57 cm)Harry Gruyaert is known for his extraordinary photographic work with color. Born in Antwerp in 1941, he originally dreamed of becoming a film director. In the late 1970s, Pop art and a trip to Morocco inspired him to become one of the first photographers in Europe to devote his work entirely to color photography. Gruyaerts cinematographic background instilled in him an aesthetic conception of photography. Rather than telling stories or documenting the

then the place to go for a novice actor of the 1950s

The 1950s marked a moment of transition within Wayne Miller's own work

particularly in the UK

involved Heitmann following one of the world’s longest rivers from the Republic of Tuva northward through Siberia

Some light wear due to age and/or shelf life

3” print reproduces the original collage onto Hahnemuhle Photo Rag paper

Cornell Capa

his work dealing primarily with the themes of social justice and politics

often darkly humorous photography that offers an emotional and psychological portrait of his home country of Australia – from the southern outback to its busy beaches

diagonal streaks of snow slice across the frame

Towell’s coverage of historical events

The meeting spawned a friendship