The glory of the Dutch Still Life recreated in plastic. To 17th century merchants, the nouveaux riches of the Dutch Golden Age, collecting luxury items and utensils to show off…
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Jean Dieuzaide was my only photographic reference when in 1968 I timidly entered his house on rue Erasme in Toulouse to get some wise advice. At the time, he was…
Proud Galleries presents Faces of the Sixties from photographer Justin de Villeneuve. Best known for launching Twiggy as the world’s first supermodel, de Villeneuve’s portfolio boasts celebrated fashion shoots, iconic…
On May 22 Sotheby’s London held an auction of items from the Gunter Sachs collection. The sale of this avant-garde collection reached an impressive £35.6 million with 90% of the…
It was the most private opening in New York, "Richard Avedon" at the Gagosian Gallery. His grandsons William and Michael provided us with pictures and commentary. “Richard Avedon: Murals and Portraits”…
The emergence of photojournalism always depended hugely upon technological development of the camera. With the introduction of the 35 mm Leica camera in the 1930s, it was made possible for…
The Clic Gallery presents the exhibition Cannes Festival Memories, featuring a selection of photographs from the vast Traverso archives. These images were taken by four successive generations of photographers who…
“Mannequin” is really an exciting new body of work on view at Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco. The five decades of constant outpouring of work really culminates with this project.…
The new exhibition of Sarah Moon’s work coincides with that of her husband Robert Delpire. Entitled Now and Then, it presents a series of pictures taken throughout her career. A…
Jean-Dominique Burton takes pictures because he travels, not the opposite. Humanity is his only subject and the portrait is the only method he uses. It is because he wanted to…