Magnum Editions Poster: Twiggy in London, 1966 Framing:Custom White Frame they do not pretend to

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he received an invitation from Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Capa to join Magnum Photos

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Hoepker has captured many aspects of this remarkable period of transition

Magnum Editions Poster: Twiggy in London, 1966 Framing:Custom White Frame they do not pretend toOver the course of his career, Burt Glinn photographed many a famous face, but perhaps none so familiar as that of Lesley Hornby, the model better known as Twiggy. The wide eyed face of the 1960s London fashion scene, Twiggy is captured here against a stark black backdrop that allows her iconic features to take centre stage. Glinns ability to capture the essence of his models established him as the favourite photographer of many celebrities around the