Helen Levitt’s "A Way of Seeing" showcases her iconic street photography from 1940s New York City, accentuating children at play. This ultimate edition features high-quality reproductions of 50 original images, curated with input from Levitt’s assistant, Marvin Hoshino. The collection includes additional photographs that reflect Levitt's artistic evolution. The book, first published in 1965 with an introduction by James Agee, offers a glimpse into urban life through Levitt's lens. Her lifelong dedication to capturing New York's vibrancy is recognized by renowned institutions like MoMA and the Guggenheim, alongside her collaborative work in documentary filmmaking.
