Born in 1931, Fred Herzog's photographs capture extraordinary scenes of everyday life in the post-WWII era. Shot mainly in the environs of Vancouver, Herzog show us a place, time and subject matter we're not used to seeing in such vivid, lifelike color. Think of him as a latter-day Walker Evans with a roll of Kodachrome. We'll be posting a series of his images courtesy of Equinox Gallery. |
Man with Bandage 1968 |
Boys Wrestling 1969 |
San Francisco 1962 |
2 White Cars 1969 |
Salvage Ass'n 1958 |
Man in Black Hat 1959 |
Red Stockings 1961 |
Foot of Main 1968 |
Prinz 1959 |
New World Confectionary 1965 |
Granville/Smyth 1959 |