Leningrad Street Corner

Leningrad Street CornerArtwork Info About the Artist 1981 From the series "Russia 1981" Pigment print on archival paper Signed and dated, and editioned, in pencil, au verso Edition of 15 Unframed John Lucas has been a lifelong photographer. His photographic assignments as a young student included covering visits of the Queen, and Montgomery of Alamein. While engaged in doctoral research in physics, John was invited to exhibit at Sussex Universitys Arts Centre, until then

When his father became terminally ill in 1932

He has participated in group shows at Documenta IX

Alfred Stieglitz was a major contributor to photography as an image-maker

Although adored by Conde Nast for shaping the look of the magazine

From the series "Site

Markings in border of print

declining interest in the Pictorialist aesthetic and the increasing unavailability of platinum paper after World War I contributed to the demise of Seeley’s photographic career

was awarded Picture of the Year at the London Photographic Salon

Her method embraces ‘Time’—which does not ‘naturally’ exist inside a photograph

Printed circa 1962 - 1963

rendering them awkward and eerie

He had seen her pictures at MoMA