Little Brown Hiro

Hiro's distinguished career as an exquisite fashion, still-life and portrait photographer began nearly 40 years ago in New York at Harper's Bazaar. Since then he has become one of the most influential figures in postwar American photography, greatly admired by other photographers and art directors, yet often unknown to the public. Only once before has famed photographer Richard Avedon devoted his energy to the work of another photographer, and that was Lartigue. In this new monograph, Avedon has edited the entire range of Hiro's best work to create a massive new retrospective that absolutely must be a part of every fashion, commercial and fine art photographer's inspirational library.