Eugene Atget is considered the starting point for 20th century photography. His vision on photography was a modern one, but surprisingly the equipment he used was from the 19th century, For the first time Australia will be able to see his work. More than 200 photographs in the exhibition come primarily from the collection of Musee Carnavalet, Paris, and his collection compiled by Man Ray, from the collection of George Eastman House, Rochester, USA.
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