A brilliant forgotten photographer of the post-war years

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Alistair Lexden usually reviews books on political history (and occasionally writes a short one of his own). Here he discusses a new book of remarkable, hitherto unknown photographs. His lavishly illustrated review (attached) was published in Parliament’s magazine The House on 23 July.

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