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a black-and-white visual chronicle of mid-century big tops in America as the cultural phenomenon was beginning to die out
All income the Marlow Estate receives from sales of this print will be donated to the Peter Marlow Foundation
but sometimes he would grab some papers
like Los Angeles itself
he received an invitation from Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Capa to join Magnum Photos
Fine Print: Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, 1996 Size:20 x 30 in (50 x 76 cm) a black-and-white visual chronicle ofWebb began his career as a photographer in the 1970s, making pictures of the American social landscape in the streets of New England and New York, working exclusively in black and white. In the preface to The Suffering of Light, he describes having reached a kind of dead end in photography, as well as an eagerness to explore new territories. That year, in 1975, inspired by Graham Greenes novel, The Comedians, he jumped on a plane to Port au Prince to
