The exhibition Norman Parkinson: toujours en vogue celebrates the inventiveness of the British photographer. Considered one of the pillars of 20th-century fashion photography
century, Norman Parkinson dazzled the world with his dazzling inventiveness from the
1930s to the 1980s. He gave new impetus to celebrity portraiture, photographing the most prominent artists and personalities, including Audrey Hepburn, Jerry Hall, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones and Jane Birkin. His long association with Vogue and his numerous assignments for Harper’s Bazaar, Queen, Town & Country and other international magazines. Famous for the liveliness, spontaneity and humor of his photographs, as well as for his use of outdoor locations around the world, the British photographer has helped to change the static, posed approach to fashion photography with his
his impulsive, imaginative style.

See the exhibition at the McCord Stewart Museum.
690 Sherbrooke Street West, Montreal, (Quebec) H3A 1E9