Magnum Editions: Miles Davis, Paris, 1969 Framing:Unframed It’s simply a matter of

It’s simply a matter of noticing things and organizing them

from Queens come kings” is the opening bar on “Raising Hell

While on assignment in the South of France in the summer of 1948

which intensified her curiosity and led her to travel with the women to over 15 locations across the USA to document their working lives and experiences

The picture appears in Eli Reed’s Black in America (2000)

Magnum Editions: Miles Davis, Paris, 1969 Framing:Unframed It’s simply a matter ofIn the life and oeuvre of Guy Le Querrec, music holds a special place: he has created some of the most celebrated images of the 20th century, becoming internationally renowned for photographing the greatest living figures in jazz. Le Querrec documented the legendary American trumpet player Miles Davis from 1964 up until one of his last concerts in Paris in 1991. Speaking of the project, Le Querrec says: I seek to recount the lives of musicians, their