The precocious photographer died young but his work was a major influence on the likes of Martin Parr Tony Ray-Jones took this picture at the Windsor horse show in 1967. He was 25, and engaged in an all-consuming personal project to capture the essence of "the English way of life ... before it becomes more Americanised". A precocious talent, Ray-Jones had won a scholarship from the London School of Printing to study at Yale School of Art when he was 19. He befriended the freewheeling young stars...
The precocious photographer died young but his work was a major influence on the likes of Martin Parr Tony Ray-Jones took this picture at the Windsor horse show in 1967. He was 25, and engaged in an all-consuming personal project to capture the essence of "the English way of life ... before it becomes more Americanised". A precocious talent, Ray-Jones had won a scholarship from the London School of Printing to study at Yale School of Art when he was 19. He befriended the freewheeling young stars...
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