In the sprit of Anaïs Nin and Gisèle Freund, "Portraits" is a resonant tribute to the members and moods of its author's society. Photographer Inge Morath takes us on a cross-continental journal through her personal sphere of artists and writers; along the way she delivers a singular vision of the rich and famous that goes beyond public poses and portrait convention. Holding an important position within Morath's overall work, the portraits cannot be regarded separately from it. Many of her best photo portraits were made during her long journeys and must be read in this context. The setting for a...