Magnum and Aperture have simply launched a youth-themed print sale

Founded in 1947 by a collective of eminent photojournalists, together with Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Capa, Magnum Photos has captured and disseminated among the most iconic photographs in photographic historical past. Non-profit organisation Aperture is likely one of the most distinguished images publishers on this planet. Now, the 2 have come collectively for a print sale that includes a few of their most revered image-makers.

With pictures curated on the theme Youth, the sale launches at present (20 October 2025) and provides the possibility to get your fingers on a restricted version print from the likes of Jim Goldberg, Joel Meyerowitz, Eve Arnold, Alec Soth, Jamie Hawkesworth, Bob Gruen and lots of extra, every depicting totally different tales considering youth as “a moment, a memory – a state of becoming”. 

Featuring over 100 photographs chosen by the photographers themselves, the sale provides 6×6” prints starting from Dennis Stock’s black-and-white portrait of 50s heartthrob James Dean to Elliot Landy’s depiction of competition goers cascading throughout the sound tower at Woodstock in 1969. Sakir Khader’s poignant {photograph}, Guardians of the Olive Fields, portrays youth below occupation. Khader captures a bunch of boys trying to defend their land in opposition to Israeli forces within the Palestinian metropolis of Nablus. Meanwhile, Jamie Hawksworth’s {photograph} of a pair of younger boys back-flipping onto a pile of mattresses of their entrance backyard and Joel Meyerowitz’s Cape Cod, which captures a lady posing in shorts, each evoke lengthy summer time days.

As an announcement from Magnum succinctly places, “[Youth is] not only an era in our lives but a state of mind.” The sale provides an opportunity to personal a signed or estate-stamped, museum-quality 6×6” print from the world’s biggest photographers, immortalising the electrical ‘firsts’ of youth.

Prints will likely be out there here for one week, beginning at £110.