Kertesz on Kertesz"Droll, poignant, gently mysterious, and always arresting, these photographs of Manhattan scenes and people, of yesteday's irretrievably romantic Paris and Budapest, and of sinuous nudes and celebrated artists mark his genius with the 35mm camera, whose special capabilities he was among the first to exploit." --P. [2] of cover. |
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1933 DISTORTION America André Kertész ARLES artist asked AVENUE Beaumont Newhall beautiful beggars Kertész Berenice Abbott BUDAFOK Budapest Stock Exchange CAFÉ Cafe du Dôme camera Catalog published Cathédrales du Vin Chagall Champs Elysées cm plates Condé Nast Publications contributor until 1936 d'Histoire et d'Art dancer Diane Kirkpatrick Edited by Nicolas Éditions d'Histoire Eisenstein Érdekes Ujság Erney Prince ESZTERGOM ETIENNE BOETHY Exhibits ten photographs featuring sixty-four photographs film French friends GOLOGORY Grossman Publishers Harper's Bazaar Hilton Kramer Hungarian HUNGARY illustrierte Zeitung Introduction by Hilton Jan Slivinsky Julien Levy Gallery lished Look Luxembourg Magda Modern Art Mondrian Montmartre Montparnasse Museum of Modern Nicolas Ducrot One-man exhibition Paris by Éditions Paris Vu Par PETER ADAM pigeon POLAND Polaroid published in Paris reportage Retrospective exhibition Sacre du Printemps sculptor self-portrait shots silver medal Sourire studio things tion tography Tokyo TRAPPIST CLOISTER wanted Washington Square wife Elizabeth window York by Grossman YORK CITY