Fine Print: Zebra Woman. Zurich, Switzerland, 1942 Bruce Davidson and playgrounds

and playgrounds

Erwitt is known for a benevolent irony and a humanistic sensibility traditional to the spirit of Magnum: “You can find pictures anywhere

the two grew to be good friends and this closeness allowed Capa to capture some of the most intimate portraits of the famed writer

even that of agony): each of d’Agata’s photographs is shorthand for a form being placed in a box

Twiggy is captured here against a stark black backdrop that allows her iconic features to take centre-stage

Fine Print: Zebra Woman. Zurich, Switzerland, 1942 Bruce Davidson and playgroundsWerner Bischof trained in graphic design and photography at the Zrich School of Arts and Crafts. He adhered to the style of New Objectivity early on and had an interest in avant garde art and photography, as seen here in his 1942 picture titled 'Zebra woman', taken in Zurich.