Lartigue. Boyhood Photos of J.-H. Lartigue: The Family Album of a Gilded Age. First edition. Camera Magazine and selected these photos from

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Lartigue. Boyhood Photos of J.-H. Lartigue: The Family Album of a Gilded Age. First edition. Camera Magazine and selected these photos fromAmi Guichard, 1966. 1st edition. Printed in Switzerland. Text in English. Issued when Lartigue's remarkable stop action photos from his youth in the early 1900s became widely exhibited and reproduced by the Museum of Modern Art and other institutions. Lartigue's snapshots of family and friends engaged in an astonishing variety of sometimes dangerous stunts involving aircraft, race cars, bicycles, and water helped establish the standard for the