Now recognized as one of the great photographers of the 20th century, Saul Leiter is known for embracing color when most professional photographers were still loyal to black and white.

Saul Leiter, a New York photographer who died last November, has always been recognized as one of the most important street shooters of his time by those in the art world. But it wasn't until ...

A documentary film, In No Great Hurry, by London-based director Tomas Leach, was screened in New York in November 2013, only days before Leiter’s death. In it, the photographer addresses the ...

It was a good year for [Saul Leiter][1], who died Tuesday at the age 89. There’s a new documentary about his life and work, an exhibition of his photographs and paintings in London and earlier ...

Among the photographs on show in “Saul Leiter”, a new exhibition at the Photographers’ Gallery in London, are three featuring red umbrellas. In one, from 1955, the umbrella is seen through a ...

Saul Leiter was an original — a spirited, self-effacing artist who followed his own vision. Earlier this year, TIME sat down for a friendly conversation with the painter and photographer at the ...

Saul Leiter: New York’s great observer at 100 A life spent stalking America’s most populous city is memorialised in a new book that gives light to one of the photography world’s greatest ...