Leonard FreedPHOTOGRAPHIES 1954-1990

Photographs: Leonard Freed
Text: Stefanie Rosenkranz
Publisher: Nathan Image
196 pages
Pictures: 170
Year: 1991
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A poet of still images without words, Leonard Freed invites us to explore beyond words, in the "universal language" that photography is for him. To do this, he has selected the most powerful images, taken over more than thirty years of a career spent travelling to every continent, backpack and camera in hand. For this unavoidable witness of wars and other catastrophes, the important thing is not the "disaster" that he has made his profession, but "life with all its emotions". It is around this theme that he has designed the layout of his collection, combining commissioned work and personal research.
(From the flap, translated from French)






















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