Edward is Robert’s younger brother. Their relationship was not always harmonious. A major story ran about them in New York Magazine. Here is the article: "In the dimly lit living…
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Yesterday, Christie’s New York showcased a broad range of photographs from the early 20th century through to the present day. As the market for the medium continues to flourish,…
I believe in Art as the means of transcendence and connection. My images are simply what I’ve made from what I have been given. I hope they have done justice…
The Automaton of Venice is an immersion into Fascist Italy of the 40's through a a very pleasant story, that of a clock maker of the Venice Ghetto in…
Ellen Danuto is mostly a commercial photographer but as president of the New Hersey chapter of ASMP, she met many artists living in New Jersey. In this serie …
Christian Maillard was born in 1944, he is a photographer and a traveller. His favorite subject « the trees »: "Tree symbol of life and longevity but also chosen subject…
Phil Stern first worked with John Wayne in the 1950s, at the height of the McCarthy era-the "Red Scare" in America. "We were like the odd couple," Phil says. I…
Sotheby’s October 5th Photographs auction in New York featured a varied range of material from the 19th to 21st centuries. Two landmark documents in the history of photographic literature were…
March 1871 Paris has been besieged and starved for two months by the Prussians. The people of Paris refusing defeat and humiliations rise against the bourgeois government of…