From Liberation to Liberty Edition:Signed

From Liberation to Liberty Edition:SignedErich Lessing received his first camera when he exited the synagogue from his bar mitzvah in Vienna in 1936. There was no idea of taking up photography as a profession, said Lessing. In a good Jewish family in Vienna you would only be a lawyer or a doctor. But the camera stayed with Lessing when he left Austria for Israel in 1939 to escape the Nazis. There he took photographs for the British army. When he returned to Austria in 1947, he started

Growing up in Upper Manhattan

in their hands

In reality

This photograph is taken from the 2022 book and 2023 exhibition Some Say Ice

unlike intensive and factory farming

Eve Arnold had been applying for a visa to travel to China for well over a decade before her application was successful

it isn’t his way to “smarm up” to celebrities

Glinn photographs the trio posing in a manhole in New York at the height of their collaboration

a newspaper

this book deepens Sanguinetti’s exploration of the timeless

he concentrated on portraiture and extended documentary projects

Mexico — an image that would later go on to be the cover of his book