Magnum Poster: Japan, 1998 Size:18 x 24 in (46 x 61 cm)

Magnum Poster: Japan, 1998 Size:18 x 24 in (46 x 61 cm)On a winding mountain road between Koya and Ryujin, a silver SUV rests precariously in a roadside ditch, its rear end wedged into a dense stand of trees. Taken in 1998 by Peter Marlow, this photograph from Japan illustrates a moment of unexpected pausean off kilter interruption in an otherwise serene forest landscape. The empty road curves gently ahead, flanked by stone and pine, evoking a subtle tension between control and surrender, movement and

reproduces a selection of the responses that were submitted alongside a signed 6 x 4 inch photograph Meiselas chose to contribute

The website Rare Cool Stuff writes: “He only spent one day in the studio with Bob Dylan

throughout this century

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the central lake on the grounds of the Summer Palace in Beijing

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“The project interprets the people and animals inhabiting the Pampas

secular mysticism evoking Artaud or Bacon

Shot by Martin Parr in 2004 as part of his A8 series

Like many other symbols of a bygone era

Kennedy’s successful presidential run in 1960 is notable for being both a documentation of an important event in American history and an intimate portrait of the country’s youngest ever elected President’s rise to power

In this book Henry Leutwyler documents the professional and private life of renowned Life magazine photographer Philippe Halsman (1906–79)