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Herman Leonard
Louis Armstrong, Paris, 1960

1960

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This is a beautiful early 2000’s print made by Herman Leonard in his New Orleans darkroom prior to its destruction by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Herman’s formidable skills as a photographer were matched by Herman’s mastery of the darkroom. In this iconic photo of the Jazz age, these virtuosic skills are displayed in a rich, warm full tonal range print.

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