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It reflects Horst’s deep engagement with his subjects and his belief in photography as a vehicle for capturing not just likenesses but the essence of an age marked by elegance
In many of his portraits the subjects hold simple objects: a sickle
and shared global struggles resonated deeply with the era's changing social landscape
beginning with the Montgomery Bus Boycott (1954/55) and concluding with the assassination of Dr
Switzerland. Du. Swiss Illustrated Monthly. June 1952. Old Photographs from Swiss Collections. Untitled (Friends of Photography) It reflects Horst’s deep engagementConzett & Huber (Zurich, Switzerland), 1952. Large magazine in wraps, about 12 3 4 x 9 3 4.. With introduction in English by Moira but most texts are in German. Very good minus with creases and spine wear, pages edges tanned. 66 pages with numerous illustrations, some full page, some printed in silver, including 16 daguerreotypes and 17 early photographs by Jacob Hflinger and others. Two articles by Erich Stenger: "When Photography Began" and
