Description
Lee Friedlander is a multi- award-winning Guggenheim fellow whose work is a must-see for anyone interested in 20th century photography.
Produced to the highest production standards and featuring over 400 duotone images—from his first self-portraits, taken with a cable release in hand, to recent images of the photographer with his family and extended network of friends—In the Picture explores Friedlander’s various guises throughout a rich and colorful life.
In the Picture: Lee Friedlander
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Description
Lee Friedlander is a multi- award-winning Guggenheim fellow whose work is a must-see for anyone interested in 20th century photography.
Produced to the highest production standards and featuring over 400 duotone images—from his first self-portraits, taken with a cable release in hand, to recent images of the photographer with his family and extended network of friends—In the Picture explores Friedlander’s various guises throughout a rich and colorful life.
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