Sixties London: Photographs by Dorothy Bohm - Tapa dura

In this closely observed sequence of photographs of London, Dorothy Bohm has captured the city as it appeared to her in the late 1960s.

In this closely observed sequence of photographs of London, Dorothy Bohm has captured the city as it appeared to her in the late 1960s.Each of the 85 duotone images tells a particular and intriguing story, capturing the fleeting moments of everyday life in 1960s London.|In this closely observed sequence of photographs of London, Dorothy Bohm has captured the city as it appeared to her in the late 1960s. It is a city caught at a particular moment in its history, and the photographs convey a sense of transience, of nostalgia for a lost world. Amanda Hopkinson's text places the photographs in the context of other visual records of London in the 1960s, and of Dorothy Bohm's photographic work as a whole. Ian Jeffrey provides detailed commentary on 25 selected images; his reading of the photographs draws out the very individual qualities of Dorothy Bohm's photography, and considers it in a wider photographic framework.