The photographic strategy in Lartigue: Life in Color centers on vivid color imagery that captures joyful moments and everyday spontaneity. Jacques Henri Lartigue’s work reveals a playful and intimate perspective, often portraying leisure, family, and early 20th-century modern life with a lighthearted, celebratory mood.
The collection spans 168 pages and was published by Abrams in 2016, offering an extensive look at Lartigue’s distinctive use of color photography. Each image provides insight into his personal view of life, emphasizing movement, light, and the casual elegance of his subjects, reflecting cultural and social atmospheres of his era.
