This retrospective monograph honors the centenary of Saul Leiter, a pioneering photographer in the twentieth century, known for his impactful work in color photography, particularly in 1950s and 1960s New York City. It combines Leiter's acclaimed color images, black-and-white street scenes, fashion photography for Harper's Bazaar, nudes, portraits, and abstract watercolors. Many of these works were unseen during his lifetime. Through a collaboration with the Saul Leiter Foundation, this collection presents Leiter's complete artistic archive, providing an encompassing view of his innovative approach and dedication to finding beauty in everyday life.
