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In the 1950s Paris of American expatriates

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My series turns this loaded compositional style on its head to document people marginalised by the glib visual propaganda of the ‘new’

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Over the past thirty years Glickman Lauder has captured the intensity of the death camps in Germany

Childhood Streets Shingo wakagi In the 1950s Paris ofFirst edition of Childhood Streets by Graham Ovenden (1998) First impression Large format hardback in as new condition Comes with a dust jacket About Although Ovenden was mostly unaware of the history of photography at the time, these images parallel other great photographs of metropolitan streetlife for example, those of Doisneau, Brassa, Cartier Bresson, Helen Levitt, and above all Bill Brandt. Whitechapel Shoe Shop, 1963' has the surreal quality of