Sunday Afternoon on Ilkley Moor

Sunday Afternoon on Ilkley MoorArtwork Info About the Artist 1975 Gelatin silver print Signed, titled, and dated, in pencil, au recto Unframed, mounted to paper cardstock Additional condition reporting available upon request Irene Fay: The Diamonds are in the Enlarger In her lifetime, photographer Irene Fay (1914 1986) survived some of the most convulsive events in recent European history. Just before she died, she wrote letters to her children and grandchildren. One of the

circa 1940

unique presentation matting used by top-end portraitists of the day

Pushkin's library

to build a new paradigm that connects past and present

responsible for so many signature portraits of the famous that it caused Quincy Jones to observe in one foreword

Doisneau was in many ways a shy and unassuming man

Slave owners would buy space and place these drawings in papers in order to hunt for escaped slaves

000 of his negatives and more than 10

she has been included in a number of exhibitions

Printed circa 1962 - 1963

and became an inspiration for the surrealists

his work engaging with the visual mechanics of seduction more typically associated with advertising and commercial photography