Magnum Editions: Andy Warhol, Edie Sedgwick and Chuck Wein in New York, 1965 Framing:Unframed as Carole Naggar wrote of

as Carole Naggar wrote of the vast body of work: “Bruno Barbey has started streamlining his subjects: the people and sites he photographs have become closer to abstractions

Magnum photographer Ian Berry conceived of The English as a project that would enable him to both document and rediscover the country in which he was born and grew up

with the Washington Monument looming in the background

His most famous portraits of Hollywood stars – most notably James Dean – are icons of modern American culture

Magnum Editions: Andy Warhol, Edie Sedgwick and Chuck Wein in New York, 1965 Framing:Unframed as Carole Naggar wrote ofAndy Warhol never shirked a publicity opportunity, but his roundtable of disciples would often act as vessels for his celebritythere was always a camera, a recorder or some semblance of a filter between Warhol and his audience. Burt Glinn had a gift for bottling the essence of counter culture. Here, three of the great artistic players of the 60sAndy Warhol with Edie Segwick and Chuck Weinare photographed on a New York City sidewalk in 1965.