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Exhibition : « The Birth of Formula One » by Jesse Alexander
The Lumiere Bothers Center for Photography is pleased to present an exhibition featuring the photographs by Jesse Alexander of the Formula One races from 1954 to 1971 which would later become recognized as a Golden Age of racing. Jesse Alexander's legendary archive of motorsports photography provides a thrilling insight into this spectacular period. Alexander started photographing motorsports when the post-war period of austerity gave way to the technological advancements and the ensuing rise of racing in the 1950s. His career as a photographer began when he went to shoot the original Carrera Panamerica, better known as the Mexican Road Race, in 1953, widely considered the most dangerous road race in the world. Here he met famous drivers including Juan Fangio and Eugenio Castellotti. In 1954 he moved to Europe in ...
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The Lumiere Bothers Center for Photography is pleased to present an exhibition featuring the photographs by Jesse Alexander of the Formula One races from 1954 to 1971 which would later become recognized as a Golden Age of racing. Jesse Alexander's legendary archive of motorsports photography provides a thrilling insight into this spectacular period.
Alexander started photographing motorsports when the post-war period of austerity gave way to the technological advancements and the ensuing rise of racing in the 1950s. His career as a photographer began when he went to shoot the original Carrera Panamerica, better known as the Mexican Road Race, in 1953, widely considered the most dangerous road race in the world. Here he met famous drivers including Juan Fangio and Eugenio Castellotti. In 1954 he moved to Europe in ...