Photographer: Irving Penn




Lens: Parting Glance: Irving Penn
By By Niko Koppel
Published: October 7, 2009
The death of the 20th-century master Irving Penn invites a look at his renowned work from studio portraits to fashion photographs.
Irving Penn NY Times photo blog

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