Publisher/Steidl & Howard Greenberg Library

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American photographer Saul Leiter's photo book "Early Black and White (2014)". Writer's documentary film "In No Great Hurry" released in 2012. The film, which introduced the glory and hardships of the writer, his knowledge as a photographer, and his single-minded and cool appearance that he would rather shoot the snow dripping on the window than the beautiful models, later received a lot of feedback and became popular with the writer. They say it overheated too. Since the 1950s, Saul Writer has taken color photographs ahead of his time, and although he was featured in Harper's Bazaar for a period of time, he has disappeared from the front stage due to the decline in popularity of fashion magazines and changes in trends. This book is a collection of photographs focusing on unique monochrome works among writers who are famous as early color photographers in the United States, and is edited in two volumes, "Interior" and "Exterior". Some of them include a portrait of Diane Arbus around 1970. Outstanding formative beauty and beautiful and rich expressiveness like paintings are also apparent in monochrome illustrations. First Edition published in 2014.