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Larry's Kiss, 1992 Gelatin silver print 20 x 24 inches unframed (50.8 x 61 cm)

Capturing the beauty of the already beautiful, Mr. Mario Testino.

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There are few single works of art that have changed the direction of their medium. In 1959, one book dramatically altered how photographers looked through their viewfinders and the way Americans sa…

When I reached Sally Mann by phone, she asked me to wait a few minutes before we talked. “I’m in the darkroom,” she explained. This might be expected: If Mann isn’t out shooting in her mobile photography lab—a converted GMC...

In Mann’s uncommonly beautiful decadelong series, her three children — Emmett, Jessie and Virginia — are captured from toddlerhood through adolescence, at play and at rest. The work received critical scorn at the time of Mann’s book release and was swept up in a mid-’90s furor over government funding of the arts. In her acclaimed 2015 memoir “Hold Still,” Mann wrote of the series: “Out of a conviction that my lens should remain open to the full scope of their childhood, and with the willing…