The stories told alongside these photographs—thirty-four of which are published here for the first time—create a book that’s hard to forget
His photographs immortalize the style and rhythm of the period spanning the 1950s Beatniks through to the 1960s hippie movement
numerous areas of Glasgow were – at the time of Depardon’s visit – poverty stricken
It traces the unique career of an artist who has used photography
they set out to better understand the rise of nationalism in the United Kingdom
Fine Print: Harlem, New York City, USA, 1981 Nature and Landscapes The stories told alongside theseIn 1981, Raymond Depardons La Correspondance New Yorkaise was published in the Libration newspaper in France. Composed of humorous, observational, photographic notesand no topical newsthe newspaper dedicated a full page to this correspondence every day for a month. It was a pivotal moment both in French photography and in Depardons career. La Correspondance New Yorkaise marked a turn toward the new journalism of the era, which fed on daily life and