Fine Print: Double exposure of Andy Warhold at his 'Factory' in Union Square. New York City, 1981 Size:18 x 24 in (45 x 60 cm) set in the countryside near

set in the countryside near Buenos Aires

of two young cousins

The heavyweight world championship fight saw the ‘unbeatable’ George Foreman go head-to-head with the older Muhammad Ali and would go down as one of the biggest upsets in sporting history

but he believes photography to be more fragmented

I liked them a lot because they seemed otherworldly and therefore completely vulnerable in a society in which they did not belong and for which they were not prepared

Fine Print: Double exposure of Andy Warhold at his 'Factory' in Union Square. New York City, 1981 Size:18 x 24 in (45 x 60 cm) set in the countryside nearA long time resident of New York, Thomas Hoepker vividly captures the citys complex spirit and characters in all their many moods. In 1981 he took a series of iconic images of Andy Warhol in his New York studio. Warhol is generally acknowledged as one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.