Fine Print: Double exposure of Andy Warhold at his 'Factory' in Union Square. New York City, 1981 Size:24 x 36 in (60 x 90 cm)

Fine Print: Double exposure of Andy Warhold at his 'Factory' in Union Square. New York City, 1981 Size:24 x 36 in (60 x 90 cm)A long time resident of New York, Thomas Hoepker vividly captures the citys complex spirit and characters in all their many moods. In 1981 he took a series of iconic images of Andy Warhol in his New York studio. Warhol is generally acknowledged as one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.

is “like sunrise: a time when everything starts to live again

but many end up stranded in Mexico

the image finds grace and wonder in the everyday

Hope-on-the-rise had again been shattered and those in most need of hope crowded the tracks of Bobby’s last train stunned into disbelief and watched that hope trapped in a coffin pass and disappear from their lives

It was later that the photographer became focused on making color work

” says Parr

“The blow was monumental

working in commercial darkrooms

” - Werner Bischof

personal memoirs

Albert Schweitzer

the fact that they depict an actress utterly absorbed by her craft