A Photographer's Life: 1990-2005

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Bannos quotes Rose Lichter-Mark in The New Yorker on how, unfortunately, "Finding Vivian Maier shows that the stories of difficult women can be unflattering even when they are told in praise. The unconventional choices of women are explained in the language of mental illness, trauma, or sexual repression, as symptoms of pathology rather than as an active response to structural challenges or mere preferences." Through her remarkable work, she became one of the world famous photographers highlighting the importance of equality at a time when not many people were willing to face the marginalized.

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Brassaï was a Hungarian-French photographer who gained international fame in the 20th century. He was among the Hungarian artists who flourished in Paris between the World Wars. Meticulously researched. . . . Bannos's biography is a vital contribution to understanding the historical relevance of Maier's work and an important challenge to the way in which Maier's work and legacy have been represented thus far." Georg Gerster was a Swiss journalist who is considered to be the father of aerial photography. His images capture not only the beauty of nature, but also the impact that humans have on it.

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Ellen von Unwerth was first recognized as a talented photographer with her photos of Claudia Schiffer in 1989.By finding people who knew Maier as a photographer or film aficionado - the men who worked at Central Camera or at the Art Institute Film Center, work not done by Maloof for his film, the reader gets a view of her as a knowledgeable and deeply dedicated artist. And then there is the work of Vivian herself. While not a photo book, there are a handful of Maier's photographs showcased, and many of her images are described in vivid detail by Bannos. Just as important as the subjects of Maier's photos are the circumstances that led her to them. She had inherited farmland in France's old country with the intent to sell, an opportunity that helped fund a year abroad in Europe to hone her photography skills. Like other women in her family, she had supported herself in America by becoming a servant to affluent families, typically as a caregiver for children. This access to wealth funded family trips to sugar plantations in Cuba or an Aboriginal Village in Vancouver, all on the family's dime. Being a babysitter in New York offered a convenient excuse to take the children to the city and capture them and the environment around her. Not just limited to those close to her, Maier had the courage to approach strangers and a gift for allaying people's suspicions, building enough of an intimate relationship between them to take their picture. Few contemporary photographers are more controversial and provocative than Erwin Olaf. The Dutch artist is both known for his commercial and his personal work.