Magnum Editions: Zermatt, Switzerland, 1950 Framing:Unframed

Magnum Editions: Zermatt, Switzerland, 1950 Framing:UnframedRobert Capa is synonymous with black and white documentation of conflict, from the Spanish Civil War to World War Two. Also largely monochrome were the major Capa collections that followed: studies of the Soviet Union and Israel. But the photographer did make extensive use of color, which gradually seeped into his work from 1941 right up until the end of his life. His glossy coverage of high society European ski resorts are a notable departure from

Many series will thus be on show

the same sense of intensity is more complicated… You need to engage other tools

A text by curator and editor Clément Chéroux grapples with Guadeloupe’s colonial past in relation to the French Revolution

and the cold lure me in

even safety

Parr has seen the beach as a playground for experimentation

the sea runs off distorting the vision

Whether photographing Hollywood stars like Marilyn Monroe or immigrants newly arrived in New York

Throughout the book

McCurry has produced some of the most recognizable photographs of the 20th century

Over the course of these 4 years he created a collection of more than 10

where he was taught by none other than Hans Finsler