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Get the Classic #3 # 03 THE SPRING 2020 CLASSICA free magazine about classic photography In this issue FROZEN FILMS - The Andrée Polar Expedition 1897 SAMUEL BOURDIN on Guy Bourdin JIM GANZ at the J. Paul Getty Museum Photographs in the ROYAL COLLECTION TRUST FAIRS, EXHIBITIONS, COLLECTIONS AND MORE 1 PHOTO LONDON PETER FETTERMAN GALLERY Booth C13, May 14-17 2020 Roger Fenton. A Quiet day in the Mortar Battery. 23 April 1855. Albumen print. 280 by 355mm. £5000. ROLANDROLAND BELGRAVEBELGRAVE i i Ansel Adams. White Branches, Mono Lake, California, 1950 vintagevintage photographyphotography © Ansel Adams Publishing Trust 49 HOVA VILLAS, BRIGHTON BN3 3DJ ANSEL ADAMS 49 HOVATEL: 44 (0) VILLAS, 1273 470133 BRIGHTON MOB: +44 (0) 7810 BN3 718791 3DJ TEL: 44 (0) [email protected] 470133 MOB: +44 (0) 7810 718791 www.rolandbelgravevintagephotography.com Beauty and Truth [email protected] Member of ABA and ILAB www.rolandbelgravevintagephotography.com on view through September 2020 Member of ABA and ILAB www.peterfetterman.com Santa Monica, CA 2 [email protected] 310.453.6463 PETER FETTERMAN GALLERY Ansel Adams. 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He grabbed a copy of issue 2 of The Classic from a stack, A quickly flicked through it, stuck it under his arm and walked away. I haven’t seen him before or since. Was it a criticism? I don’t know. I decided to take it as a compliment. Our magazine is, as they say, a broad church, covering just about anything photographic up until 1980. In issue 2 we had everything from a press print of Clyde Barrow’s death car to masterpieces by Charles Nègre and Edward Steichen. Diehards of particular periods and genres will inevitably find some interviews and articles in The Classic more interesting than others but one piece in issue 2 resonated right across the board: the interview with Philippe Garner. For some it was a history lesson, for others a reminder of when and how they themselves entered the market. The panorama Garner took from the podium on the 21st of March on the morning of the second Jammes auction in Paris became a particular talking point. In this issue we publish another panorama, from the ill-fated Andrée Polar Expedition 1897. Tyrone Martinsson discovered it in the early 2000s when he went to the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences’ storage facility to go through Nils Strindberg’s negatives. The panorama had never been printed before and a crop of the central image graces the cover this time. Elsewhere in this issue, Jim Ganz, Senior Curator of Photographs at the J. Paul Getty Museum, quotes a piece of advice he was given by George Shackelford: “Your first acquisition should be made in storage”. Ganz made numerous finds in storage for Unseen, his first exhibition at the Getty. The Classic proved to be a great success at Paris Photo. Despite us sending a veritable mountain of boxes of magazines, they were all gone by 14.00 on the Friday. I was asked by quite a few people at the fair about the business model, “It’s beautiful, it’s free, how do you make it work?” Well, despite growing advertising revenue it doesn’t break even. The easiest way to support The Classic is to take a subscription. It would be much appreciated. In case you missed issues 1 and 2 you can download them for free from our website. Guy Bourdin. Self-portrait, gelatin silver print. In French, “Better five minutes of happiness than a lifetime of conformity. Guy, spring 1955.” © The Guy Bourdin Estate 2020. Courtesy of Louise Alexander Gallery It’s Spring 2020. 65 years ago, somewhere in Paris, Guy Bourdin took this self-portrait, later adding a scribble on the back. Until next time. 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