The 1960s saw the emergence of a new kind of social organization in the United States. With empathy, and not without irony, Henri Dauman bore witness to this social fission.…
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The 1960s saw the emergence of a new kind of social organization in the United States. With empathy, and not without irony, Henri Dauman bore witness to this social fission.…
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It was the awakening of a new social consciousness. Around charismatic leaders, the Civil Rights Movement organized walks and protest events against racial segregation. The anti-establishment protests, coming from all…
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President Dwight Eisenhower had begun another way of practicing politics. The end of his presidency signalled the start of the era of political marketing. Communication changed and Henri Dauman’s work…
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Dispatched by the press to cover conflicts from the sidelines, Henri Dauman showed a personal interest in international geopolitical events.…
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With his efficient, centered style, keeping as close as possible to his subjects, Henri Dauman created striking images of the political history of the United States. Some of them became…
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Over the course of a lifetime full of encounters and commissions, Henri Dauman generated an impressive series of portraits. Each image was an attempt to get as close as possible…
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The paper of record abroad, The New York Times is one of the historic titles of the American daily press. The Sunday supplement is an institution that all New Yorkers…
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The New York Times correspondent, Henri Dauman covered the birth of American minimalism, a major movement in contemporary art. In the workshops of the pioneers of the “Less is More”…
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“You Bought It, Now Live With It!” When the article appeared in the July 16, 1965 issue of Life, Pop Art had been surprising and entertaining viewers for a decade.…