William Klein: Black and Light - Early Abstracts 1952

William Klein: Black and Light - Early Abstracts, 1952 is the first publishing of a seminal maquette created in 1952 by cult photographer, filmmaker and master of the photobook: American Artist William Klein.

It is comprised completely of experimental photograms made only with light and movement - events captured and transformed in the darkroom.

Created just after and inspired by his late 40's/early 50's geometric paintings and screens, they led directly to his invitation to work for Vogue in 1954.

The rest, as they say, is history.