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Ph. Guy Bourdin
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Guy Bourdin - Ingmari Lamy Wearing a Outfit by Philippe Venet (Vogue Paris 1970)
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Guy Bourdin - Hats by Madame Paulette & by Jean Barthet (Vogue Paris 1962)
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Guy Bourdin - Charles Jourdan Ad (1973)
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Guy Bourdin - Louise Despointes Wearing a Dress by Mia & Vicky (Vogue Paris 1971)
Guy Bourdin for Charles Jourdan's shoes, 1979.
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Guy Bourdin - Sighs and Whispers, Bloomingdale’s (1976)
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Vogue Paris (1977) ph. by Guy Bourdin
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Guy Bourdin - 20 Ans Magazine (1977)
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Guy Bourdin - Dress by Marie-Pierre Tattarachi (Vogue Paris 1982)
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Photo by Guy Bourdin
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Guy Bourdin - Valentino Ad (Vogue Italia 1975)
Guy Bourdin for Vogue, 1955.
"Robe du Soir" de Grès en jersey de soie et rayonne blanc (1975) devant "Point de Vue sur une Nouvelle Beauté" de Guy Bourdin avec maquillage Dior (1972), Katy Quirk en "Culotte Nuits" d'Elodie par Guy Bourdin (1976-77) et "Bulletin Beauté Spécial Jeunes. Rush sur le Rouge" de Guy Bourdin avec maquillage d'Harriet Hubbard Ayer (1970)à l'exposition “Vogue Paris (1920-2020)” du Palais Galliera, octobre 2021.
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Guy Bourdin - Eva Gschopf for Emanuel Ungaro (Vogue Paris 1969)
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Guy Bourdin Untouched
Steidl, Göttingen 2017, 256 pages, 200 images, Four-color process, Hardback / Clothbound, English, ISBN 978-3-86930-934-7
euro 38,00
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Guy Bourdin was a groundbreaking image-maker and undoubtedly one of the most influential fashion photographers of the twentieth century. Intriguing and revolutionary, his work has achieved a cult-like following; the striking use of color, suggestive narratives, and surrealist aesthetics establishing a visual language all his own. Though best known for his color images, Bourdin launched his career in black and white in the early 1950s. Untouched explores this largely unseen work and gives insight into the early development of his photographic eye. The carefully constructed images, initially conceived as an exhibition series, reveal his artistic motivation years before he began working on assignments for French Vogue and Photo Femina. In both concept and composition, these photographs display his fascination with striking graphic layouts and narrative cinematic portraiture. Capturing people he encountered on the streets of Paris, Bourdin trained his eye to transcend the reality of the medium, developing a unique perspective through unconventional manipulations of the picture plane. Untouched is the first volume in a series of eight forthcoming books that explore the photographer’s complete works.
27/09/20