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Fashion 2001 Landed #1

Shigeo Ishii (Japanese, 1933-1962), The Violence Series: Acrobatics, 1956. Oil on canvas, 162 x130.4 cm. The National Museum of Art, Osaka

Helmut Lang featured in “Gang Lang” for Vogue Paris February 2003, photographed by Antony Ward

Walter van Beirendonck, THE NEW YORKER, October 20 & 27, 1997

Andre Kertesz- Distortion #33 ,1933

Fine works by Günter Brus. Big thx goes to Sent by Foolz.

Isabelle Huppert during the filming of Amateur in 1993. Photo by Leonard Freed.

Late in the summer of 1908 Rodin moved the plaster of his sculpture of Honoré de Balzac out of his studio and into the open air so that Steichen, who disliked its chalky aspect in the daylight, could photograph it by the light of the moon. Waiting through several exposures as long as an hour each, Steichen made this exposure at 4:00 A.M., when the moonlight transformed the plaster into a monumental silhouette against the brooding nocturnal landscape. Steichen recalled that when he presented his finished pigment prints some weeks later, an elated Rodin exclaimed, “You will make the world understand my Balzac through your pictures. They are like Christ walking on the desert.” Stieglitz reproduced this image along with nine of Rodin’s drawings in “Camera Work” in July 1911.

Maison Martin Margiela, 1994

ph. Marina Faust for Martin Margiela.

Former Ministry of Highways Buildings, Tbilisi, Georgia, 1974 #isc20c

Nadar, Sarah Bernhardt, 1865

http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/483177