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it offers a fascinating look at the incredible amount of physical craftsmanship and mathematical precision required to produce a single page of advertising before the advent of computer-aided design
this volume is largely devoid of people or buildings
documented everyday street life in New York City from the 1950s through the 1980s and is considered a quintessential street photographer
Iizawa’s introduction notes that Kenna captures landscapes with the weightless
Kertesz, Andre. "A Point View," in Infinity, Volume 14, Number 3, March 1965, cover and pages 4-12. Untitled (Friends of Photography) it offers a fascinating lookPhotographs by Andre Kertesz and a review of the recent Museum of Modern Art show of his work by Dan Budnik. Includes seldom published Kertesz photos. Entire issue, 30 pages. Other articles include, but not limited to, a review by Sammy Davis, Jr. of Nothing Personal by Richard Avedon and James Baldwin, and a portfolio by Jerry Burchard. Cover, "Sleeping Boy, 1912," by Kertesz. Very good with shadow of removed small label on cover, address of original