Louis Stettner

Short biography

Louis Stettner (*1922) whose work includes iconic images of Paris and New York, was born and raised in Brooklyn and then settled in Paris after the Second World War.

Stettner has photographed Paris and New York for over 60 years, capturing the changes in the people, culture, and architecture of both cities. He was particularly interested in documenting the lives of the working class in each city.

Photographs
Signed works by Louis Stettner are available in unlimited editions.

Avenue de Chatillon, Paris, 1947 Avenue de Chatillon, Paris, 1947
Place St. Augustin, Paris, 1953 Place St. Augustin, Paris, 1953
Six Lights, Penn Station, NY, 1958 Six Lights, Penn Station, NY, 1958
On Park Avenue (Texan Women), New York, 1976 On Park Avenue (Texan Women), New York, 1976
Chez Madame Daviet, Paris, 1950 Chez Madame Daviet, Paris, 1950
Ras, Paris, ca. 1951 Ras, Paris, ca. 1951
Lower Manhattan (Twin Towers), NY, 1979 Lower Manhattan (Twin Towers), NY, 1979
Empty Car, Penn Station, NY, 1958 Empty Car, Penn Station, NY, 1958
Times Square, New York, 1954 Times Square, New York, 1954
Promenade, New York, 1954 Promenade, New York, 1954
Aubervilliers, Frankreich, 1947 Aubervilliers, Frankreich, 1947
Battery Park, New York, 1978 Battery Park, New York, 1978

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