The images produced by Hungarian photographer Andre Kertesz are worth far more than the normal allotment from that trite “thousand word” adage. A new exhibition called “On Reading,” which is currently ...

Andre Kertesz, a pioneer of photojournalism, died late last week in New York City at age 91 after logging in 73 years as a photographer. His was the longest career in the history of photography.

Andre Kertesz, a giant among 20th-century photographers, spent his life in three of the world’s great metropoles. But throughout his long career he trained his camera on the poetic moments that could ...

Charles A. Hartman Fine Art has another fine exhibit of classic photography on view right, The Hungarian born Kertesz is one of the forerunners of the photojournalistic approach, though an ...

New York skyline - André Kertész, 'Chimneys', 1943. An urchin on the streets of Manila; a demoiselle in a Parisian café, even a Trappist priest in his study – all were caught in the act by André ...

These are among the new titles with local themes or released by local writers, listed in alphabetical order by author names: ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. André Kertész, said his colleague and compatriot Brassaï, “had two qualities that are essential to a great ...

For an artist often described as 'the godfather of photojournalism', it seems like a surprising subject: people absorbed in newspapers and books, transported for a period from their everyday lives. So ...

An immigrant story of a talented Hungarian photographer whose new life in Paris ignited his artistic legacy, “André Kertész: Postcards From Paris” at the High Museum is an utterly captivating window ...

When Andre Kertesz died last week at age 91, he was one of the world`s most honored photographers. His native Hungary had given him the Order of the Banner. His beloved France had appointed him a ...

The photographer’s images of Washington Square Park revealed, with affection and longing, a Hungarian émigré who was an outsider in his adopted land. By David Gonzalez Perched inside his apartment 12 ...