In the early 1950s, Irving Penn embarked on a project called *Small Trades*, inspired by old prints of street criers, with the help of French Vogue editor Edmonde Charles-Roux and photographer Robert Doisneau. This series… Read More »“Irving Penn: Small Trades” – Portraits of Skilled Workers of Various Professions During the Mid-20th Century
Wilfrid Wood, a London-based artist known as “Plasticine Daddy,” is celebrated for his bold and expressive portraits that blend humor, exaggeration, and keen attention to facial expressions. With an ever-growing Instagram following, he captures authentic… Read More »Very Personal and Delicate Portraits by Wilfrid Wood
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