Photos: Highlights from Paris Photo’s 21st edition
The 21st edition of Paris Photo, held at the Grand Palais, will include over 180 international art galleries and photo book publishers. Over 60,000 visitors are expected to flock to the venue over the weekend.
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Chesterfield, Stockings, 1975. Feurer’s career has been genre-defying and elements in his images often comprise a bold juxtaposition between the layers of rich fabric and the female body. (© Hans Feurer / Courtesy of CAMERA WORK)
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‘Midsommar i Rättvik, de la série Landet Utom Sig, 1988’ (Midsummer in Rättvik, they left the country outside, 1988). (© Lars Tunbjörk / VU)
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Luc Delahaye, Sumud, 2017. (© Courtesy of Luc Delahaye and Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris / Brussels)
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One of photography’s most celebrated colour artists, this work by Leiter is titled, ‘Phone call,’ 1957. (© Saul Leiter / Gallery FIFTY ONE)
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Winner of the Leica Oskar Barnack Award Newcomer 2017 is Sergey Melnitchenko for his series ‘Behind the Scenes,’ which shows intimate images of dancers in a Chinese club (Sergey Melnitchenko)
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Easily India’s most iconic, recognizable photographer, Rai’s photograph, ‘Sheep at Chowringhee Square, Kolkata, 1977’ is an insight into the city during that decade. (© Raghu Rai)
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Photographed as a Polaroid by the legendary André Kertész, this untitled image from 1978 is nothing like Kertész’s black and white photographs of Paris. (© Gerhard Sander)
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‘Subway, Tokyo,’ 1961 is part of the book ‘Tokyo’ by William Klein. Klein was known to have been a significant innovator in the history and design of the photo book. (© William Klein / GALLERY FIFTY ONE)
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