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Discover the mesmerizing world of 'Alice Springs: The Paris Mep Show' in this exquisite hardcover edition. This artfully crafted book showcases the stunning photography by Alice Springs, who is renowned for her unique perspective and artistic vision. Born as June Newton, the wife of legendary photographer Helmut Newton, she emerged as a talent in her own right, especially after stepping in to photograph an advertising campaign for Gitanes cigarettes in 1970. With just minimal guidance in lighting and camera work, Alice captured captivating images that launched her career, setting her apart in the realm of photography. This hardcover edition, published by Taschen in 2016, is a must-have for photography enthusiasts, art collectors, and admirers of Alice’s remarkable journey. The combination of skill and passion in her work transcends traditional boundaries, making this book an inspiring piece for any coffee table. Measuring perfectly for display and gift-giving, 'Alice Springs: The Paris Mep Show' is not only an art book but a narrative of empowerment and creativity. Enjoy fast and reliable delivery for your orders, ensuring you receive your treasured book quickly and in pristine condition. Don't miss the chance to delve into the world of Alice Springs and add this extraordinary collection to your library today!
Alice Springs: The Paris Mep Show (Hardcover)
Condition: BRAND NEW
Publisher: Taschen, Cologne
Publication Date: 2016
Binding: Hardcover
When her husband - who happened to be world-famous photographer Helmut Newton fell sick with flu on the eve of a pressing deadline in 1970 - it was up to his wife, June, to photograph an advertisement for Gitanes cigarettes. After the barest instruction in lighting and camerawork, June clicked the shutter on a smoking model and ignited her own career behind the lens. Using the pseudonym Alice Springs, June
Alice Springs: The Paris Mep Show (Hardcover)
Condition: BRAND NEW
Publisher: Taschen, Cologne
Publication Date: 2016
Binding: Hardcover
When her husband - who happened to be world-famous photographer Helmut Newton fell sick with flu on the eve of a pressing deadline in 1970 - it was up to his wife, June, to photograph an advertisement for Gitanes cigarettes. After the barest instruction in lighting and camerawork, June clicked the shutter on a smoking model and ignited her own career behind the lens. Using the pseudonym Alice Springs, June