In Almost Every Picture

by Tyler Whisnand, Erik Kessels (Editor)

A collection of hundreds of photos taken by a husband of his wife during the years 1956-1968, In Almost Every Picture is a remarkably consistent group of images, relaxed yet arranged, amateur yet professional, everyday yet unique. At the center of each photograph is the wife, gracefully posed, captured in different places over the years. She ages, her hairstyle changes, likewise her taste in fashion. But if viewers feel that through these pictures they have come to know the photographer and his wife, they are very wrong. The collection of images that appears in In Almost Every Picture was found at a flea market in Spain--if any relatives of the artist or his subject come forward, the photos will be dutifully returned.

176 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002