Simple Pleasures: Where Would We be Without Mothers
“When you are a mother, you are never really alone in your thoughts. A mother always has to think twice, once for herself and once for her child.” – Sophia Loren
Horst P. Horst, Carmen Face Massage, 1946, Silver Gelatin Photograph Willy Ronis, Avenue Simon Bolivar, Paris, 1950, Silver Gelatin Photograph Joyce Tenneson, Poppy Bouquet, 2000, Archival Pigment Photograph Nick Brandt, Elephant Mother & Baby at Leg, Amboseli, 2012, Archival Pigment Photograph Irving Penn, Woman Holding Child, Cuzco (Peru), 1948, Early Silver Gelatin Photograph Paulette Tavormina, Expectations, 2017, Archival Pigment Photograph Edouard Boubat, Toscane (Femme tenant un enfant a bout de bras, Italie), 1975, Silver Gelatin Photograph Sabine Weiss, Naples, 1955, Silver Gelatin Photograph Eve Arnold, A Babies First Five Minutes, 1959, Early Silver Gelatin Photograph John Dugdale, The Artist’s Mother, 1995, Toned Silver Gelatin Photograph Sabine Weiss, Paris, 1955, Silver Gelatin Photograph Arthur Rothstein, Untitled, Silver Gelatin Photograph Henri Cartier-Bresson, Picnic on the Banks of the Marne, 1938, Silver Gelatin Photograph
Simple Pleasures is an ongoing series curated by Holden Luntz Gallery, presenting a selection of our favorite pictures organized thematically.
We hope you find these photographs as a gentle reminder that there are always simple pleasures to be found.
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