Work stations in the exhibition Observers: photographers of the British scene from the 1930s to now
Fox, Anna (1988) Work stations in the exhibition Observers: photographers of the British scene from the 1930s to now. [Exhibition/show, Photography]
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Spanning almost a century of British photography, this exhibition at SESI, São Paulo, takes in the new photographic directions of the 1920s and 1930s which developed alongside the emergence of mass media, through to the divergence of today’s image-laden world. Many of Britain’s most significant celebrated and influential photographers including Madame Yevonde, George Rodger, Bill Brandt and Martin Parr are shown, drawn from the British Council, Arts Council and National Portrait Gallery Collections as well as works from private Collections
The Photographers in the exhibition are:
Cecil Beaton; Bill Brandt; Humphrey Spender; George Rodger; Paul Nash; Mme Yevonde; Nigel Henderson; Roger Mayne; Ida Kar; David Bailey; Don McCullin; Ian Berry; Shirley Baker; Tony Ray-Jones; Raymond Moore; Paul Trevor; Tish Murtha; Daniel Meadows; Chris Killip; Martin Parr; Paul Graham; Keith Arnatt; Anna Fox; Derek Ridgers; Peter Fraser; Jem Southam; Richard Billingham; Paul Seawright; Wolfgang Tillmans; Jason Evans; Simon Roberts; Nigel Shafran; Karen Knorr; Rut Blees Luxumburg; Sarah Jones; John Duncan; Gareth McConnell; Norman Parkinson
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7728-4660
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