An Exhibition of Never-Before-Seen Photography by Ben Buchanan Peter Harrington, 43 Dover Street, 3rd – 31st October We are pleased to announce that we will shortly be exhibiting a series of remarkable and previously unseen ...
The story of the Great War tends to be told from the perspective of large-scale historical events – more personal stories are often overshadowed by the strategy, the battles, the victories and defeats. It has ...
She loved the washed blue light of the film, a kind of crepuscular light, a tunnel light that suggested an unreliable reality … a subversive reality, maybe, corruptive and ruinous, a beautiful tunnel blue (Don ...
“Here is something entirely new and dynamic, and yet still almost as mysterious and inexplicable as death itself. Never before have battles been fought six miles above the surface of the earth at a speed ...
Happy Birthday to Albert Einstein! The image above is a large silver gelatin print taken in June of 1921 (Portrait Sold). Einstein had just made an official visit to the United States, where he lectured ...
Among the joys of cataloguing rare books and historical materials are the serendipitous moments of discovery and connection. We recently obtained a mysterious set of 27 photographs related to the atomic bomb used on Hiroshima, ...
E. O. Hoppé, nearly forgotten, was one of the most famous photographers of the early 20th century and a leading figure in the modernist movement who was described by Cecil Beaton as “The Master”. Hoppé ...
It was November 1929, only a month after the stock market crash that precipitated the Great Depression, and Henry Luce, founder of Time Magazine, had an idea. In the prospectus for a new magazine he ...
