Through A Question of Colour, curator William E. Ewing explores this 20th century French photographer’s attitude toward colour photography and suggests a more nuanced take than has generally been assumed. Ewing’s curation presents a show illustrating how photographers working in Europe and North America have adopted and adapted to Cartier-Bresson’s ethos famously known as ‘the decisive moment’ to their work in colour.
Cartier-Bresson: A Question of Colour Photography Exhibition at Somerset House, London (OneTravel)
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