Richard Bryant

Richard BryantBeginning his career in the 1970s after studying architecture, Bryant quickly became one of the most sought after photographers by the architectural press. This book reveals how, following the general shift from black and white to colour, his work went on to define the image of 1990s architecture. Drawing from the art of the 17th century Dutch painters he admires, Bryant brings to his images a unique sensitivity, especially in the use of natural

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