The fashion photographer’s dramatic lighting and stylised sets created fantastical images that epitomise a period, says Fatema Ahmed In 1933, the Hungarian photojournalist Martin Munkácsi
Diego Garcia, Indian Ocean, 2010 (images: Mishka Henner/Carroll & Fletcher) Henner’s photography, on display in London until 31 May, explores how satellite imagery can tell
Interior II, 1964, oil paint, cellulose paint, printed paperon board (image: Tate, estate of Richard Hamilton) There was far more to the late British artist’s
Bodymap, A/W 1984, model: Scarlett Cannon (image: Monica Curtin) It’s striking how few of the London fashion scene’s enfants terribles are still household names today,
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