Publisher/Merrell

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A collection of photographs by American photographer Louis Fore. Foer is one of the group of artists who lived and worked in New York during and after the war, collectively known as "The New York School". Active in Harper's Bazaar, Vogue, etc. for a long time since the 1940s, and deepened friendships with Walker Evans and Robert Frank. There was also. Since the 1970s, Foer has taught at Parsons, Yale University, etc., and has also worked as an educator. This book is a collection of photographs published at the time of a major retrospective exhibition held across the United States, starting with the Houston Museum of Art after his death in 2001. Focusing on street photographs of Philadelphia, where Foer was born and raised, and New York, where he lived for many years, illustrations published in fashion magazines and some unpublished works are also included. As a result of his extraordinary talent for illustration since his youth, his works are reminiscent of scenes from paintings and movies, and there are many beautiful illustrations that are in line with the sense of Saul Writer.