Louis Stettner
Louis Stettner
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This volume brings together the most important photographs from the long career of Louis Stettner. Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1922, Stettner''s life would span nearly a century, his work reflecting the unique vision of one of the twentieth-century''s master photographers.Louis StettnerWhile celebrated for his black-and-white works, the book also includes Stettner''s works in color, many previously unpublished and unknown. The authors investigate the influence of his experiences as a photographer in World War II on his life and work. They also explore his experience with the celebrated Photo League cooperative and his relationships with photographers such as Weegee, Sid Grossman, Ruth Orkin, and Berenice Abbott. The result is a definitive book on Stettner''s photographymaking the work of the great lensman available to generations of readers.
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This volume brings together the most important photographs from the long career of Louis Stettner. Born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1922, Stettner''s life would span nearly a century, his work reflecting the unique vision of one of the twentieth-century''s master photographers.Louis StettnerWhile celebrated for his black-and-white works, the book also includes Stettner''s works in color, many previously unpublished and unknown. The authors investigate the influence of his experiences as a photographer in World War II on his life and work. They also explore his experience with the celebrated Photo League cooperative and his relationships with photographers such as Weegee, Sid Grossman, Ruth Orkin, and Berenice Abbott. The result is a definitive book on Stettner''s photographymaking the work of the great lensman available to generations of readers.
