Magnum Editions: Berlin, Germany after the fall of the wall on Sunday, 31 December, 1989 Size:8 x 10 in (20.3 x 25.5 cm)

Magnum Editions: Berlin, Germany after the fall of the wall on Sunday, 31 December, 1989 Size:8 x 10 in (20.3 x 25.5 cm)Guy Le Querrec was in Berlin shortly after the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. The initially simple structure which had, over decades, grown into a sprawling and militarized death strip, symbolised the Cold War and, to many, the Soviet hold over portions of Europe. With the walls fall, Berlin and its inhabitants found themselves unified once more, and a period of festivity ensued. Le Querrec wrote of the period that followed, A few days

a medium format wide angled camera and finally this latest offering with the telephoto

Also largely monochrome were the major Capa collections that followed: studies of the Soviet Union and Israel

Black sets out to explore the reality of the American Dream

offering temporary refuge for those without shelter

“Caio has been waiting for something to happen but he does not know exactly what or how to move on and if that is even a possibility

Henriques captures an intimate moment as Cartier-Bresson pauses

capturing families that had embarked on the dangerous journey to the United States

The route is 1450km long

and have become some of the most memorable pictures ever taken of Picasso

a sunbather under the shadow of a plane

Freed particularly focused upon the comparatively freewheeling youth in the West – perhaps the best-known of those images being this

This compelling compilation of black-and-white photographs is accompanied by Black’s own travelogue — a collection of observations