Saul Leiter - Untitled, undated

• C-print, framed in a wooden frame with passe partout and art glass, 2024
• 35 x 28 cm, list: 53 x 41 cm
• Edition of 20
• Editioned, dated and stamped in ink on print verso
• Signed and stamped by M. Erb, director of the Saul Leiter Foundation in ink on print verso
• Courtesy Gallery FIFTY ONE

About the artist
Saul Leiter (1923–2013) began his artistic journey in his teenage years, gaining early recognition for his paintings. After moving to New York in 1946, he transitioned to photography as a profession while continuing to paint. His abstract forms and innovative compositions possess a painterly quality that sets them apart from other photographers of his time. Leiter's work played a significant role in the emergence of the New York School of photography.

In 1957, he started working for major publications like Esquire and Harper’s Bazaar, balancing commercial success with his passion for street photography in his Manhattan neighborhood. Leiter's pioneering work in color photography gained widespread acclaim with the release of his first book, Early Colour (2006). By the time of his death in 2013, Leiter had achieved international recognition, with his work featured in numerous museum exhibitions and publications worldwide.

About buying this print
Each print is carefully packaged and shipped with insurance. You'll receive a tracking code once your order is dispatched. A framed version is often on view at Foam Editions, located on the third floor of Foam Fotografiemuseum.

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