Howard Greenberg, a leading New York gallerist, shares his journey as a collector in a rare interview. For over 30 years, he’s shaped photographic tastes, but his personal collection, revealed publicly for the first time, reflects a deep passion. From a Karl Struss platinum print bought in 1986 to Steichen’s transcendent still lifes, Greenberg’s collection balances formal experimentation and social documentary, notably the overlooked Photo League. His humanist lens, rooted in mid-20th-century New York, fills gaps in photography’s history, offering a timeless vision of art’s magic.