ELLIOTT ERWITT

In this unique book, photographic legend Elliott Erwitt presents a series of vignettes, each showing a sequence of photographs shot just moments apart. The characters portrayed vary widely from infants to the elderly to dogs. The themes range from the buzz of street life to lovers in a casual embrace. True to Erwitts distinctive style, these images are un-staged, and the subjects spontaneity shines throughheartbeat by heartbeat. Gifted storyteller that he is, Erwitt gives you a sense of what happens next, the end point being sometimes comic, sometimes poignant, and often with a wink.

Kolor is a subtle tribute to George Eastman (who liked words with the letter K because he thought people remembered them better) and his photography empire, Kodak. To select the color photographs for this vast project that have never been published in a b

Photographic master Elliott Erwitt has created many noteworthy portraits of womankind over the years.Regarding Women is Elliott Erwitt's evocative personal tribute to female strength, intelligence, and beauty. Conveying respect, admiration, and sometimes awe, these photographs portray all the complex elements that make up the feminine nature, whether formidable and tenacious, or occasionally capricious and coy. Through capturing their many varied facets, Erwitt shares his insights into how all kinds of women make their way in-not to mention their mark on-the world. The archival material spans several generations, with many images not previously published or rarely seen before. In these pages, readers will find romance and glamour, touches of sensuality as well as much affection, and those disarming flashes of candid everyday humor that are so quintessentially Erwitt.

Originally published as a large format hardcover in 2006, this carefully curated retrospective of Elliott Erwitt's work is now available in a less expensive edition. This is a classic collection of i

- A week-to-view hardback diary featuring images by Elliott Erwitt (b. 1928) - More than 50 images taken from the best of Erwitt''s work are combined here with elegant typography and a practical layout in this exclusive hardback diary - Contains details of major public holidays and space for listing appointments and rendezvous, or notes and musings - Atmospheric witty, whimsical, and funny, Erwitt''s images will consistently delight and amuse - whatever the season

THIS INTRIGUING COLLECTION OF PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED PHOTOGRAPHS BY ONE OF THE MASTERS OF THE MEDIUM HIGHLIGHTS THE DRAMA IN EVERYDAY MOMENTS

A must-have for lovers of the Eternal City. Spell-binding images from a photographic master.

This stunning assembly of work was personally selected by Erwitt himself. Most of these images have never been published before. The generous trim size and large number of double-page spreads allow you to admire the master's technique and artistry up close. Every image is photography at its most ebullient and life-enhancing and each reflects the scope of Erwitt's observant and eclectic eye. Here is a fitting tribute to this Magnum photographer who has shot such Hollywood legends as Marlene Dietrich and Marilyn Monroe, yet whose delight in everyday irony has captured many witty moments, including his famous portraits of people and their dogs.

Elliott Erwitt''s glimpses of New York City are sometimes gritty, sometimes elegant, yet always true to life. His monochromatic tribute to the Big Apple contains all the shadings of this vital metropolis. Capturing the true diversity that makes this city great, this selection of images spans Erwitt''s career, including many previously unseen works from the ''50s and ''60s. It is a memorable tribute to a great city and a reflection of a great photographer''s genius. Born in Paris in 1928, Elliott Erwitt arrived in the U.S. in the late 1930s. Establishing himself in the ''40s and ''50s as a leading magazine photographer, he joined the prestigious Magnum agency in 1953. In addition to his work in magazines, he achieved great success as an advertising photographer and filmmaker. He currently lives in New York City.

Oui, Paris sera toujours Notre Paris et qui pourrait mieux capturer ses humeurs que l''inimitable Elliott Erwitt ? Erwitt voit au-delà des clichés touristiques, il perce la ville dans toute sa réalit

Celebrating Elliott Erwitt“s 90th birthday on July 26, 2018 The legendary photographer has been a Magnum member since 1953 The classic and coveted Erwitt retrospective, republished in its original fo

In 1964, while on assignment for Newsweek magazine, photojournalist Elliott Erwitt spent a week in Cuba as a guest of Fidel Castro. There, he captured now-iconic photographs of the beloved Cuban president along with the revolutionary leader Che Guevara. Over fifty years later, coinciding with restored diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States, Erwitt returned to document both its urban and rural landscapes, and -most prominently- the people of this fascinating nation. Presented in a book for the very first time, Erwitt's captivating black-and-white photographs offer an intimate look into this intriguing Caribbean island. From candid glimpses of Fidel Castro to Havana's breathtaking architectural details and scenes of rural life, Cuba reflects an in-depth visual exploration that unveils the heart and soul of the country. Complete with anecdotal recollections penned by Erwitt himself (for example, the time when Che Guevara offered him a box of cigars) and a compelling foreword written by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., this stunning tome isn't a mere chronicling of Cuba's people and places--it's a historical record of a nation in flux as it opens up to the rest of the world.

One of the 20th century''s most celebrated image-makers, this collection, in a generously oversized format, focuses on Elliott Erwitt''s distinctive photographs of dogs. In a heartfelt and original tribute to man''s best friend, this photographic master captures all the diversity of the canine kingdom. We witness Fido''s many moods from playful, perky scamp to quiet and constant companion. Ranging from daring little imps to lumbering and gentle beasts, Erwitt''s images unveil the quirkiness that makes these creatures so beloved while combining an unerring sense of composition with the magic of the moment.

In the persona of Andre S. Solidor, veteran photographer Elliott Erwitt plunges deeply into the kookier excesses of contemporary photography. Connotation, denotation, relevance, Andre S. Solidor's best masterpiece to date features an exuberantly eclectic selection of topics--smoking fish heads, pneumatic mannequins in inconguous poses, not to mention some up-close and personal shots of Solidor himself. Plus for all you postmodernist groupies out these, there's context and commentary galore. Did we mention the gratuitous nudity?

An extended photo essay of Elliot Erwitt's witty observations of people at the museum, shot worldwide from the 1950s to 1999, with a 3000 word essay by the photographer. The photographs include visual puns and wry observations of human values and human nature.

This is a lighthearted presentation of 500 of Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt's dog photographs. Divided into horizontal and vertical shots, short captions detail the place and year. P.G. Wodehouse provides a short introductory text.