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• Jacques Lowe : http : / / www . jacqueslowe . com
• I might have been another Jacques Lowe.
• The book ends with a farewell note by author Tom Wolfe, a close friend of Jacques Lowe.
• Jacques Lowe, a photographer best known for his pictures of the Kennedy family, died Saturday in Manhattan.
• One of Jacques Lowe's most famous images shows Kennedy leaning against his White House desk in November 1961.
• Both exhibitions included vintage and modern prints from the Estate of Jacques Lowe, printed and signed by Lowe prior to his death.
• The contact sheets themselves, some bearing the red pencil marks Jacques Lowe used to identify the images he planned to print, also have been included in the book.
• They were so historically valuable insurers couldn't even price them : 40, 000 negatives of John F . Kennedy and his family taken by his personal photographer, Jacques Lowe.
• Tucked inside several manila envelopes in a safety-deposit box at the Chase branch there were some 40, 000 negatives of John F . Kennedy taken by Jacques Lowe, one of his personal photographers.
• Now the pictures Jacques Lowe shot are on public display, a record of America's premier political family and an apparent sign that the Kennedys knew early on of their dynasty's place in history.
• "They spare no expense, which is unusual for a public television station, " says photographer Jacques Lowe, who sold 60 stills to WGBH for " The Kennedys " for thousands of dollars.
• A more recent aspect of presidential image making is on view through Oct . 25 at Leica Gallery, on Broadway in New York City, in " Jacques Lowe : The Kennedy Years : A Portrait ."
• In " Jazz : Photographs of the Masters " ( Artisan; $ 40 ), photographer Jacques Lowe has captured the many faces of jazz today, with black-and-white pictures of 200 top musicians.
• Nearly 40, 000 of photographer Jacques Lowe's negatives, detailing John F . Kennedy's presidency, were lost when 5 World Trade Center was heavily damaged in the attack, destroying the bank vault where they were stored.
• In the images of " Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis : The Making of a First Lady, A Tribute by Jacques Lowe, " she is by turns playful and somber, relaxed and formal, but always, somehow, regal and captivating.
• Jacques Lowe, whose exhaustive fly-on-the-wall photographs of the Kennedy family are a bittersweet elegy to a period of presidential history that has come to be known as Camelot, died on Saturday at his home in New York.
• "It's looking at current events or political events through a different mind-set, " said Dawn Quiett, a spokeswoman for The Sixth Floor Museum, which is exhibiting unseen works by Kennedy photographer Jacques Lowe for the anniversary.
• Jacques Lowe, the official photographer for John F . and Robert F . Kennedy, is so self-conscious about his penmanship that when he dedicates a book, he flourishes his Ts, so they don't look like Is, and polishes his Bs, so they won't come across as Ps.
• It traces the straight line from Matthew Brady's myth-making portraits of the beardless Lincoln ( Brady pulled up the collar to shorten the Rail-Splitter's gangly neck ) to Jacques Lowe's myth-making portraits of the upturned chin of John F . Kennedy ( with children, parents and all those white, white teeth ).