George Platt Lynes: Photographs 1931-1955 silas-finch his imagery emerges in a

his imagery emerges in a mist of loss and remembrance

Whether touching

ears ringing from homemade explosives

during periods of change

dealing mostly with bikeriders whom I know and care for

George Platt Lynes: Photographs 1931-1955 silas-finch his imagery emerges in aEssays by George Balanchine, Lincoln Kirstein, and Glenway Westcott "Besides being singleminded in his predisposition for handsome unfettered manhood, Lynes was a master of studio lighting and dramatic improvisation. He used these talents to create bizarre Surrealist tableaux that stand head and shoulders above most other Surrealist inspired photography. Lynes was, in times less tolerant than ours, the Robert Mapplethorpe of his generation." New York