Magnum Poster: New York City, 2000 Framing:Custom White Frame

Magnum Poster: New York City, 2000 Framing:Custom White FrameElliott Erwitts comical photograph of the bulldog sitting on its owners lap exemplifies the adage that dogs really do look like their owners. Well known for his dog images, Erwitt captures the precise moment when, framed by the stoop of a New York City building, the head and body of the dog are in perfect alignment with the arms and legs of its owner. Somewhat fantastical, the superimposed head highlights what Erwitt calls the visual contradictions

As he frequently insists

Hiroji Kubota captured images of the time he spent with the Black Panthers in the early 1960s as the Party gained popularity

but numerous small factories and manufacturing businesses remain in good health

Martin Parr’s unmistakable eye for the quirks of ordinary life has made him a distinctive voice in visual culture for more than 30 years

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

giving back prints to the subjects and ensuring that the photographs are shown locally before being launched on an International stage

and circles the entire country

Autumn passes and winter comes

Capa’s image serves as a testament to the legacy and beauty of an enduring hallmark of Russian culture

Age: circa 1980s

The World as seen by Magnum Photographers

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