(Paperback)

This volume showcases the work of the photographers who contributed to "Life" magazine and who have managed to grasp between them the expressive range of the human face. The commentry seeks to offer an insider's account with anecdotes by John Loengard, the former picture editor of the magazine.

(Hardback)

From a shimmering Marilyn Monroe to a brooding T S Eliot, from a now almost sinister silhouette of Bill Cosby to an iconic shot of the Beatles, from an Etonian to a boy in the streets of Manchester, as well as ranchers, sweepers, picknickers, and other photographers, the author's vision moves and delights us with his humanity and artistry.