Kurt Hutton
The Fun of the Fair - One at the Fair, 1942
Vintage Gelatin Silver Print
25.1 x 17.5 cms
9 14/16 x 6 14/16 ins
11886
Literature
Kurt Hutton, Speaking Likeness, Focal Press, London. 1947, p. 73 (illustrated full page)
Inscribed in ink on the reverse K. Hutton London. Also inscribed summerday and Funfair. from 'speaking likeness. Focal Press'. Stamped Copyright Kurt Hutton and inscribed with camera and exposure details....
Inscribed in ink on the reverse K. Hutton London.
Also inscribed summerday and Funfair. from "speaking likeness. Focal Press".
Stamped Copyright Kurt Hutton and inscribed with camera and exposure details.
In Speaking Likeness, Hutton writes of this work:
"The girl's air of complete aloofness from her surroundings attracted me. I do not know who she was. Probably one of the fair children, bored by the daily round. I sneaked up, and took a couple of snaps and the next moment she was gone." (p.72)
Also inscribed summerday and Funfair. from "speaking likeness. Focal Press".
Stamped Copyright Kurt Hutton and inscribed with camera and exposure details.
In Speaking Likeness, Hutton writes of this work:
"The girl's air of complete aloofness from her surroundings attracted me. I do not know who she was. Probably one of the fair children, bored by the daily round. I sneaked up, and took a couple of snaps and the next moment she was gone." (p.72)