Description
Discover the brilliance of Richard Avedon's artistry in 'Avedon's France', a captivating collection celebrating one of the most iconic photographers of the 20th century. This brand new edition, published by ABRAMS in 2017, invites you into Avedon's unique vision of France through stunning portraits and evocative images. Dive into a rich narrative featuring selected interviews, letters, and publications that span Avedon's illustrious career. Immerse yourself in the insights of substantive essays that contextualize Avedon’s artistic journey.
The book showcases five portfolios of French sitters, each revealing his relentless quest for beauty and innovation in portraiture. Experience Avedon's influential apprenticeship under the legendary Alexei Brodovitch and explore his encounters with the vibrant world of French fashion. Delve into his ideal portrayal of Paris as seen in the classic film 'Funny Face' and appreciate his fresh perspective on the belle époque through his insightful work, 'Diary of a Century' on Jacques-Henri Lartigue.
Avedon's France is not just a book; it’s a testament to the timeless nature of Avedon’s vision, making it a must-have for art lovers and photography enthusiasts alike. Embrace the artistry of one of the most significant figures in photography and add a piece of cultural history to your collection.
The book showcases five portfolios of French sitters, each revealing his relentless quest for beauty and innovation in portraiture. Experience Avedon's influential apprenticeship under the legendary Alexei Brodovitch and explore his encounters with the vibrant world of French fashion. Delve into his ideal portrayal of Paris as seen in the classic film 'Funny Face' and appreciate his fresh perspective on the belle époque through his insightful work, 'Diary of a Century' on Jacques-Henri Lartigue.
Avedon's France is not just a book; it’s a testament to the timeless nature of Avedon’s vision, making it a must-have for art lovers and photography enthusiasts alike. Embrace the artistry of one of the most significant figures in photography and add a piece of cultural history to your collection.