Freedom: The Magnum Square Print Sale

Robert Capa, Crowds fill up the Champs-Élysées to celebrate the liberation of Paris, France, August 26, 1944. © International Center of Photography/Magnum Photos.

 Fifty years on from the tumultuous year of protest and civil unrest that was 1968, the Magnum Photos June 2018 Square Print Sale examines both the definition of freedom, and the legacy of this quest for freedom through the work of Magnum’s photographers. Inviting a wide interpretation of the theme, the project includes iconic images that have defined and documented humanity’s quest for freedom over the past 70 years, and the deeply personal images that symbolize creative freedom.

From June 4 through 9 only, over 70 archival quality 6 x 6" prints, signed or estate-stamped, are available for just $100. Once the sale is over, these images will never be available in this format again.

By using this link to make your purchase, a proceed from each sale will support the International Center of Photography, which was founded by Cornell Capa, Magnum photographer and brother of Robert Capa, the co-founder of Magnum Photos.

Thank you for supporting ICP and the illustrious work of Magnum photographers.