Examples of the celebrated, European photographer's work study the interaction between individuals and the printed word

A volume of largely unpublished works is comprised of pieces that were taken with a Polaroid camera as part of the photographer's effort to recover from the loss of his wife and features scenes that were shot in and from his New York City Washington Square apartment.

Product Description: This list is extremely well chosen. It includes the most important figures working in the medium of photography from the beginning of the medium right up to the present, and across the worlds of art and journalism. Each title tells the story of the photographer with the chronologically-presented photographs showing the development of their ideas and their work...read more

A small-sized, visual time capsule of the pivotal photographer's early Hungarian prints offers insight into his role as an artist and includes coverage of ninety works including 'Chez Mondrian,' 'Satiric Dancer,' and 'Melancholic Tulip.'

Working in a variety of modes, from portraits to still-lifes, from nude distortions to photo-reportage, Andre Kertesz consistently captured the moment and expressive details of his subjects. His enduring influence affected world photography, particularly in France, where he was a mentor to photographers such as Henri Cartier-Bresson, Robert Capa and Brassai. With his career spanning 70 years, Andre Kertesz was arguably one of the greatest masters of 20th-century photography. This volume presents his work.

Product Description: Hungarian-born André Kertész (1894-1985) was one of the most influential and popular photographers of the twentieth century. This volume presents for the first time selections from the Getty Museum's holdings of Kertész's photographs, including work from his Budapest, Paris, and New York periods...read more

Product Description: Book by Kertesz, Andre

Collects more than 175 photographs of subjects such as artists, soldiers, New York City, and Paris

Product Description: Evocative pictures by the master of Paris, New York and Hungary. Taken in the early 20th century up through the 1970s.

Photographs taken between 1912 and 1925 look at the people, social milieu, rural and urban landscapes, and lifestyles of early twentieth-century Hungary

A sampling of Kertesz's photographs of city scenes, still lifes, landscapes, and other subjects is accompanied by an analysis of the development of his seventy-year photographic career