Publisher/The Quantuck Lane Press

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"Elliott Erwitt's Handbook" is a collection of works by Elliott Erwitt, a photographer born in Paris in 1928 and now based in Nyo York. Elliott Erwitt studied photography at City College in Los Angeles after fleeing the war at the age of 11 and moving to the United States to become a darkroom assistant in Hollywood. He moved to New York at the age of 20 and began his career as a full-fledged photographer in 1949. At the age of 25, Elliott was recommended by Robert Capa to join the group of photographers Magnum, and later became the chairman. He gained worldwide acclaim through his work in copying, magazines and advertising. This book is a small collection of handbook-style works that summarizes Erwitt's masterpieces, and includes portraits of celebrities such as Dorothea Lange, John Updike, Fidel Castro, and Che Guevara from the early works. ..