PHOTOGRAPHER: NORMAN PARKINSON

This photograph created during his tenure with British Vogue from 1945 to 1960, encapsulates the innovative spirit of Norman Parkinson. The photograph, taken in the summer of 1946, exemplifies the British photographer's novel approach by transporting his models from a constrained studio setting to the vibrancy of the outdoors. Capturing candidness as if the camera were invisible, the image also conveys a sense of humor, a trait Parkinson often infused into his work.

Gelatin Silver Print
Limited edition of 21 + 3 Printer's proofs.
Estate Stamped and authenticated
Size indicates paper, not image

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