Smith (1912-1971) was one of Britain’s most prominent architectural and landscape photographers of the 20 th century and was praised by Cecil Beaton for being ‘an understanding and loving connoisseur ...

A photographer who conveys the apparent timelessness of England's landscape, and its vulnerability, is Edwin Smith. He published his collection England 50 years ago, at the height of his career.

For the late Robert Elwall, author of Evocations of Place: The Photography of Edwin Smith and a previous curator of the RIBA Photographs Collection, stated that "the recurring themes of Edwin ...

Ordinary Beauty: The Photography of Edwin Smith can be seen at the Royal Institute of British Architects, in central London, until 6 December 2014. All images subject to copyright - courtesy RIBA ...

And when it isn’t, that emotion will survive in the works of Edwin Smith. ‘Ordinary Beauty: The Photo-graphy of Edwin Smith’ is at the Royal Institute of British Architects, London W1, until December ...

Hailed by the poet and architectural historian Sir John Betjeman as "a genius at photography", Edwin Smith (1912-1971) was one of Britain's foremost photographers. At the time of his death he was ...

This exhibition of works by the prominent British photographer showcases over 100 black-and-white dramatic scenes such as British architecture and European land. Go to the content Go to the footer.

A retrospective of the works of photographer Edwin Smith has opened at the RIBA’s Architecture Gallery featuring more than 100 photographs Smith (1912-1971) was one of Britain’s most prominent ...

With Sir John Betjeman and Cecil Beaton among his fans - photographer Edwin Smith managed, in the 1950s and 60s, to capture subtle layers of light and texture in scenes of everyday life. He died ...

The great photographer Edwin Smith (1912?71) the subject of this sumptuous study witheringly remarked that he had 'never really been helped by meeting an author'.Yet, my proudest moment in Grub Street ...

With Sir John Betjeman and Cecil Beaton among his fans - photographer Edwin Smith managed, in the 1950s and 60s, to capture subtle layers of light and texture in scenes of everyday life. He died ...