Darkroom Print: James Dean, New York, 1955 Framing:Custom Black Frame

Darkroom Print: James Dean, New York, 1955 Framing:Custom Black FrameDennis Stock met a young James Dean during a house party in Los Angeles in 1955. At the time, Dean was awaiting the release of his first significant film, Elia Kazans East of Eden. Intrigued by his new friend, Stock began to photograph him, following him on a visit from his birthplace in Fairmont, Indiana to New York, and back to Hollywood, recording unforgettable image of the young actor in both his professional and private worlds. Pictured here is a

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This prompted a lengthy examination by Freed of the plight of the African Americans at home in the United States

“The first view a foreigner usually gets of Fuji is on the bullet train out of Tokyo

One of the resultant portraits of Guevara smoking a cigar became an iconic image of the 20th century

David “Chim” Seymour was a pioneering photographer and photojournalist who co-founded Magnum Photos with Robert Capa

direct and produce international award winning films and audio productions

Seymour – credited by Cartier-Bresson for bringing business-mindedness to Magnum – worked on numerous commercial commissions for major publications

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