Garry Winogrand
The Man in the Crowd: The Uneasy Streets of Garry Winogrand
For Garry Winogrand the street was a stage which revealed humanity through a spectrum of candid dramas. This comprehensive monograph spans three and a half decades, concentrating on the kinetic street pictures that form the core of Winogrand’s vision. Fewer than half of the images have been published before. Seen together, these pictures make a clear case for Szarkowski’s claim that Winogrand was “the central photographer of his generation.” With an introduction by Fran Lebowitz and an essay by Ben Lifson.
Fraenkel Gallery and D.A.P., 1999 | 10.5 x 11.25 in | Hardbound, 168 pages | 107 duotone illustrations
