Magnum Print Bundle: Miles Davis. Paris, 1969 Robert Capa Fine Prints

Magnum Print Bundle: Miles Davis. Paris, 1969 Robert Capa Fine PrintsIn the life and oeuvre of Guy Le Querrec, music holds a special place: he has created some of the most celebrated images of the 20th century, becoming internationally renowned for photographing the greatest living figures in jazz. Le Querrec documented the legendary American trumpet player Miles Davis from 1964 up until one of his last concerts in Paris in 1991. Speaking of the project, Le Querrec says: I seek to recount the lives of musicians, their

This photograph documents the electric pulse of late-’90s New York—chaotic

echoing the visceral dreamscapes that define Parke’s visual language

in relation to the history of Grahamstown

This sustained personal engagement resulted in an immersive body of work

Journey to the Center is a series that borrows the atmosphere and structure of the Jules Verne book “Journey to the Center of the Earth” to present the Central America migration route across Mexico as a heroic and daring journey rather than as a runaway

It’s about my love and admiration for an Inuit man and his continuous fight to provide for his family

The book showcases a selection of his photographs and is part of a series highlighting great photographers of the Magnum agency

Rebecca Norris Webb photographed “the city within the city within the city

Her gaze conveys the dignity and humanity of these people and allows the viewer to look at them with curiosity and empathy

shown in various museums

This movement ultimately led these three photographers to the front of the Spanish Civil War

Alexey Brodovitch