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Bert Stern & Marilyn Monroe Bert Stern‘s pictures of Marilyn Monroe, now known as “The…
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Gigli’s Early Years Ormond Gigli’s photographic career began early in his life; in high school,…
Michael Kahn is an avid admirer of the ocean and sailing ships. While growing up…
A Commitment to Excellence Renowned for his impactful, close encounter photography of wildlife and the…
Harry Benson & Amy Winehouse Amy Winehouse was a budding English singer-songwriter, who through her…
A Story of Love Edouard Boubat was one of the most prominent of the French…
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Reinvigorating the New Possibilities of the Traditional Painting Trope Initially trained in commercial photography, working…
Gered Mankowitz famous photographs of Jimi Hendrix are a testament to the young, energetic, and…
Six Decades of Photography Legendary British photographer Terry O’Neill was born in London, England on…
An Eye for the Phenomenal Arthur Tress has always been a photographer with an eye…
Mastering Color and Light Jan Groover became a seminal figure in the world of photography…
The Eye of the Century In 1932 at the age of 24, Henri Cartier-Bresson obtained…
Château de Tours Congratulations to Sabine Weiss on her retrospective at the Jeu de Paume,…
A Seminal Figure in American Photography A seminal figure in the development of American photography,…
Jim Lee: The Original Wild Child of Fashion Photography Renowned for his fresh and cinematic…
One of Mexico’s Greatest Artists In a seventy-five year career that spanned much of the…
Expanding the Language of Modernist Photography André Kertész was a central figure in expanding the…
Ilse Bing: Queen of the Leica Ilse Bing was a leader among those who made…
A Seminal Figure in the History of 20th Century Photography Horst P. Horst became a…
David Yarrow in Pursuit David Yarrow‘s pursuit of capturing close and active encounters with the…
A Preeminent Portrait Photographer Dana Gluckstein is recognized as one of the preeminent portrait photographers…
Expanding the Language of Modernist Photography André Kertész was a key figure in expanding the…
Cathleen Naundorf created Haute couture photographs in dream-like settings with an elegant and Old World…
Having created an informal and ironic photographic style that is uniquely his own, Elliott Erwitt became renowned as an uncanny observer of humanity and the human condition. Known for his wry sense of humor, he has been nicknamed “Erwitt the Wit” whose photographs evoke everything from ironic smiles to outright laugh
Sebastião Salgado is among the most acclaimed documentary photographers of the twentieth century. He is…
Pepper No. 30 Edward Weston’s photograph, “Pepper No. 30,” is considered one of the most…
Sir Winston Churchill This year marks the 50th anniversary of the death of one of…
Arthur Elgort has a stylistic freedom that allows the spontaneous energy and joy of the…
A West Coast Legend Through his distinctive style and composition, Herb Ritts became one of…
A Living Legend For over sixty years, Sabine Weiss’s name has been synonymous with the…
Pushing the Boundaries of Photojournalism By the early 1950s, Margaret Bourke-White‘s reputation as a photojournalist…
A Celebrated Pioneer of Fashion Photography During the late 1950s, Frank Horvat became a celebrated…
Visions of Joy, Beauty, Elegance, and Pleasure Jacques-Henri Lartigue created enduring and iconic images of…
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One of the most influential American photographers of the 20th century, Edward Weston has had…
There is a brilliant directness and intimacy in the portraits of Jean-Baptiste Huynh. They masterfully…
Jim Lee: The Original Wild Child of Fashion Photography Having become renowned for his fresh…
Holden Luntz Gallery is pleased to be exhibiting photographer Tom Baril’s portfolio, “New York.” The…