Publisher/The Photographers' Gallery

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41 Hewitt Road 1996-1999 is a photobook by British female photographer Anna Fox. Having studied under such masters as Martin Parr, Paul Graham and Karen Knoll at art school in Surrey, a suburb of London, Fox has been active as a documentary photographer since the 1980s. Her style is influenced by the prestigious British documentary and American new color photography, and is full of meaningful stories and vivid colors. This book depicts fragments of Anna's home life at 41 Hewitt Road in North London, a large, rambling Victorian mansion. At first glance, it seems as if the house is a ruin, but there was a real life here. And from this not-so-beautiful daily life and the reply text of the email "Do you remember 41 Hewitt Road?" that Anna sent to the people who used to stay here, another story is spun. This book is typical of Anna, with her unique insights into the various aspects of a single home and life, including the multifaceted impressions of such lifestyles and people, and the diversity of how perception changes over time.