Distortion # 87, Paris, 1933

Distortion # 87, Paris, 1933Artwork Info About the Artist 1933 Gelatin silver print Titled and dated, in pencil, with estate stamp, in ink, au verso Estate # 3 1172 03 2 1 05 Unframed Printed in 1975 Provenance: Direct from the Estate of Andr Kertsz, New York In 1925, Andr moved to Paris to fulfill his dream of pursuing a career as a photographer. After a short period of both artistic and personal struggle, his pioneering vision, brought him great success. His approach to the

Max’s photographic vision reached its maturity with the Open Passport – Passeport infini exhibition organized by the NFB’s Still Photography Division and shown at The Photo Gallery in Ottawa in 1972

many of which he photographs year after year

and plane (he never had a driver’s license) succeeded in photographing two hundred forty-one of the women grantees

as mysticism and Freemasonry gained a greater hold on Coburn’s attention

Even though he is pictured in these photographs in his New York City fine suits and hats

She has exhibited within India and internationally

Beginning in early 2013

This is a well-known image from the mid-1990’s

SBG-DH-0713-COF

Pigment prints on archival paper

His series of photographs of the renovation of the St

– Adapted from Wikipedia