Photos of lockdown mundanity win £15,000 Taylor Wessing prize
by Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent from World news | The Guardian on (#65419)
Judges commend Clementine Schneidermann for simple series capturing neighbour in Wales
A series of portraits documenting the mundane, daily chores of life in lockdown have won one of the world's most prestigious photography prizes.
The National Portrait Gallery has named French photographer Clementine Schneidermann as winner of the 2022 Taylor Wessing photographic portrait prize for her series Laundry Day. The photographer, who lives and works between Paris and south Wales, wins 15,000.
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