#1195 - Louis Stettner

"Crossing the Seine" Mother and Child, Paris, 1950
#1195 - Louis Stettner

“Most important was the outdoor studio that was Paris. I would take long daily walks with my camera, leaving myself open to what ever happened around me. Sometimes I am asked why I did it. There was no economic basis and the possibility of recognition was slight. I suppose I was drawn by a great need and love to get close to the world around me. Each photograph was a way of reaching out and an act of discovery”

 

~ Louis Stettner (1922-2006)

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Louis was an ex-pat who found himself in one of the most visually stimulating cities in the world. An objective “flaneur” who made the time and emotional commitment to explore his new home, practice his craft and hone in on his enormous talent.

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