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In a career that spanned much of the twentieth century, Hungarianborn photographer Andr Kertsz (18941985) created deceptively simple yet compelling and poetic photographs. This book presents approximately 120 of these striking images as well as previously unpublished archival material that sheds important light on the artist and his work.Like the exhibition it accompanies, Andr Kertsz takes us through Kertsz's years in Budapest, Paris, and New York. Unlike other works on Kertsz, it presents only vintage prints and includes several seldom seen photographs from throughout his career.Written by renowned art historian Sarah Greenough and Kertsz Foundation curator Robert Gurbo, Andr Kertsz includes excerpts from the photographer's previously unexamined journals and correspondencedocuments that prompted the authors to reexamine every period of Kertsz's life and work. They reflect on their findings in essays covering each of the major phases in Kertsz's career.While the book includes examples of the artist's most important photographs, including Chez Mondrian, The Satiric Dancer, and The Eiffel Tower, it also focuses on the intensely autobiographical nature of his work. It elegantly demonstrates the ways in which Kertsz injected his persona, both literally and metaphorically, into his work.Accompanying the book's essays and exquisite tritone reproductions of his photographs are an illustrated chronology that corrects many previous errors, a comprehensive bibliography, and selections of previously unpublished writings by the photographer.EXHIBITION SCHEDULE:http://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/exhibits.htm National Gallery of Art, WashingtonFebruary 6May 15, 2005http://www.lacma.org/ Los Angeles County Museum of ArtJune 12September 5, 2005
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