Thursday, January 27, 2011
Winter photos
On a snowy day like this, when the city view is still pristine and not yet turned to black slush, I like to think about André Kertész and his pictures of Washington Square (here's a print at the Getty). Kertész had a twelfth-floor apartment overlooking the park; he documented daily life with a telephoto lens. The artist was born in 1894, but his work still looks contemporary--his compositions are a happy marriage of economy and complexity. More images here at the NGA. (click through)
Labels:
André Kertész,
photography,
Washington Square Park,
winter
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