Publisher/Stewart Tabori & Chang

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It is sometimes referred to as "The New York School" as a general term for artists who live and create in New York. This book is a collection of photographs planned and edited by Jane Livingston, who was a cue letter at museums in Washington, DC and Los Angeles, USA, and corresponds to the New York School that was active from the late 1930s to the early 1960s ( A work that introduces 12 works by 16 photographers. Introducing Luis Hein, Walker Evans, Henri Cartier-Bresson and others as founders, and selecting 16 people who would have been influenced by them "Diane Arbus" "Richard Avedon" "Alexey Brodovitch" "Ted Croner" "Bruce Davidson" "Don Donaghy" "Louis Faurer" "Robert Frank" "Sid Grossman" "William Klein" "Saul Leiter" "Leon Levinstein" "Helen Levitt" "Lisette Model" "David Vestel" "Weegee". This book conveys the hot atmosphere of New York in the 1950s and 1960s, when a new direction of photographic art began to emerge. With obi-band.