The Photographs of William Klein
The Photographs of William Klein
Text by Arthur Ollman Wiliam
Number of pages 18
Year of publication: 1987
Klein's works often burst with energy, mirroring the aggression he felt in New York City life and the confusion he felt in Japanese society. Klein's interest in chaos reflects his rough, brutal approach to photography, often resulting in blurred images and intense studies of life as it occurs. This catalogue of twelve gelatin silver prints is a compilation of his works spanning several decades and countries around the world.
