Fine Print: Audrey Hepburn, 1956 Warehouse

Fine Print: Audrey Hepburn, 1956 WarehouseDawid Szyminlater known as David Chim Seymourwas born in Warsaw in 1911 into a family of intellectuals. Deciding not to follow his father into publishing, he chose instead to embark upon a career as a freelance photographer and, in 1934, met Henri Cartier Bresson. In 1947, along with several others, the pair founded Magnum Photos. Chim's education in the arts gave him a visual acuity that counterbalanced his empathetic eye, allowing him to capture

LIFE magazine sent W

as seen here in his 1942 picture titled 'Zebra woman'

“The subject is of great interest to me

the "Traitorous Eight": Gordon Moore

Berry spent the day with the pair - shopping

playing on a sense of simultaneous repulsion and attraction to the place

In the decades following the original publication

Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse

socialite and bohemian

George Rodger is known for his affecting war photography

2000 Reproducing the original without alteration and enlarged to a 16"x20" paper size

Martin Parr’s photograph captures a chaotic yet familiar scene: hands reaching for condiments