Gallery f.5,6 is doing a retrospective on three different masters of early color photography: Saul Leiter, Evelyn Hofer and Raghubir Singh.

Presenting together the visions of three great artists from different cultures and continents, the exhibit explores the birth and advent of a medium that was almost considered vulgar until the 1970s, when color photography left the realm of advertisement and started populating art gallery walls. 

A rare chance to admire the works of these three prominent and defining photographers, the show opens on January 26 and will run until the end of April 21. 

Saul Leiter, Man in Car, 1950’s

Evelyn Hofer, Mulberry Street, 1965

Raghubir Singh, Monsoon Rains, 1986