“That to me is the hallmark of true artists,” Benjamin Lindbergh States after reflecting on his father's aversión to conventionalism, canons and self imposed trends. Because if there is one thing that made Peter Lindbergh, deceased in 2019 at the age of 74, become one of the most important and influential photographers of our time, it was not only his fight against stereotypes by betting on black and white as his trademark, nor his groundbreaking rejection of makeup and artífice, nor having turned a generation of models into global icons thanks to his signature filter, as raw as it was honest. With a 40-year-long career defined by his tireless pursuit of beauty and truth, this German artist's legacy is preserved and amplified by his descendants in the eponymous foundation. The posthumous retrospective Untold Stories,
