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joeinct · 10 months

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RIP - Photo by Paul Ickovic, 1979

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federer7 · 11 months

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Prague, Czech Republic. 1980

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tumbling-dyce · 11 months

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Paul Ickovic, Prague, Boy with pram, 1980

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15blogmk · 10 months

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Paul Ickovic, Photographer at Home on the Street, Dies at 79

Paul Ickovic, a peripatetic photographer whose sensuous black-and-white portraits and evocative images of street life captured in India, Nepal and Cuba, as well as European cities like Paris and Prague, harked back to the heyday of street photography at midcentury, died on May 23 at his home in Prague. He was 79. His brother, Thomas Ickovic, said the cause was heart failure. Mr. Ickovic…

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antonio-velardo · 10 months

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Antonio Velardo shares: Paul Ickovic Photographer at Home on the Street Dies at 79 by Penelope Green

By Penelope Green His camera captured the variety of the human experience, but changing tastes in photography kept him from the acclaim he sought — as did his own idiosyncrasies. Published: June 24, 2023 at 10:53AM from NYT Arts https://ift.tt/Hyx9mhg via IFTTT

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officerofmonkeyproblems · 3 years

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Robert Delpire at Sarah Moon’s House, Paris, 1979

Photographed by Paul Ickovic

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dare-g · 2 years

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The Animal (1976)

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creativespark · 3 years

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Paul Ickovic, Boy With Pram (ca. 1970) from the series In Transit

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henk-heijmans · 4 years

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Two chambermaids, Prague, 1990 - by Paul Ickovic (1944), American

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ortodelmondo · 3 years

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Paul Ickovic

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mmskraft · 4 years

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It took more than one arrow to hit the bullseye. Many Matterhorns to climb. Infinite patience and more patience after that. Then a high tolerance for failure. One day the arrow hits dead center. That is what you live for; a love affair that doesn’t end.

Paul Ickovic

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joeinct · 10 months

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