FOREVER - Saul Leiter
Considered the great pioneer of color photography, Saul Leiter (1923-2013) inspired several generations of photographers. For over 60 years, he lived on New York's Lower East Side, a neighborhood populated by artists of all kinds, the homeless, immigrants and lonely old people. His work is replete with photographs taken through windows, in doorways or in the reflections of mirrors. Saul Leiter does not seek the image. On the contrary, he captures transcendent moments that have no intention, the poetry of the instant and the intimate, whose fragility he fully appreciates and whose grace he fully restores.
Published by Textuel, 2021
Text by Margit Erb and Michael Parillo, afterword by Akiko Otake
14.8 cm x 21 cm, 312 pages, new
ISBN 978-2-84597-871-3
Considered the great pioneer of color photography, Saul Leiter (1923-2013) inspired several generations of photographers. For over 60 years, he lived on New York's Lower East Side, a neighborhood populated by artists of all kinds, the homeless, immigrants and lonely old people. His work is replete with photographs taken through windows, in doorways or in the reflections of mirrors. Saul Leiter does not seek the image. On the contrary, he captures transcendent moments that have no intention, the poetry of the instant and the intimate, whose fragility he fully appreciates and whose grace he fully restores.
Published by Textuel, 2021
Text by Margit Erb and Michael Parillo, afterword by Akiko Otake
14.8 cm x 21 cm, 312 pages, new
ISBN 978-2-84597-871-3
Considered the great pioneer of color photography, Saul Leiter (1923-2013) inspired several generations of photographers. For over 60 years, he lived on New York's Lower East Side, a neighborhood populated by artists of all kinds, the homeless, immigrants and lonely old people. His work is replete with photographs taken through windows, in doorways or in the reflections of mirrors. Saul Leiter does not seek the image. On the contrary, he captures transcendent moments that have no intention, the poetry of the instant and the intimate, whose fragility he fully appreciates and whose grace he fully restores.
Published by Textuel, 2021
Text by Margit Erb and Michael Parillo, afterword by Akiko Otake
14.8 cm x 21 cm, 312 pages, new
ISBN 978-2-84597-871-3
