André Kerstész (1894-1985) - Un après-midi aux Tuilleries, París, 1963

André Kerstész (1894-1985)

He is one of the most relevant and influential photographers in the history of photography. His approach to understanding photography is part of the origin of much of the street photography (journalistic or artistic) that follows.

His career developed between the surrealist movement and snapshot photography, thanks to his ingenuity and mastery of technical experimentation with small cameras like Leica.

Details:
An afternoon at the Tuileries, Paris, 1963
Author(s): André Kerstész (1894-1985)
Photolithographic print on thick paper.
Copyright 'André Kerstész' on the front of the image (see photos).
Dimensions: 29.5 x 34.7 cm.
Very well preserved (with minor imperfections that do not affect the image, such as a slightly yellowed edge due to the passage of time).