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Erleben Sie „Helmut Newton: One-off“ in Berlin – Teil der Sommerausstellung der Helmut Newton Foundation Berlin.

Zum ersten Mal außerhalb der Schweiz zeigt die Sammlung von Nicola Erni 112 Originalabzüge in Schwarz-Weiß und Farbe, handschriftlich betitelt oder kommentiert. Die Arbeiten reichen von ikonischen Modefotografien bis zu seltenen Arbeitsaufnahmen und Polaroids – ein intimer Blick in Newtons fotografisches Universum.

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Begleitend erschien das Buch „Helmut Newton: One-off“ im Phaidon Press.

One year has gone by since David Lynch’s death in January 2026, and we want to honor him with this special image that Helmut Newton took of Lynch and Isabella Rosselini in 1988.

With Lynch’s passing, the world lost a voice that reshaped cinema and television. He created art that felt personal, alive, unfinished, and his influence will forever ripple through filmmakers, writers and artists everywhere. His movies like "Mulholland Drive", "Twin Peaks" and "Blue Velvet" stay unmatched and will forever remain parts of film history.

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Poised in a moment of quiet precision, a ballerina adjusts her pointe shoe on a Monaco rooftop in 1985, framed by a dramatic skyline and late afternoon light spilling over the city.

Photographed by Helmut Newton, this striking image contrasts classical elegance with urban modernity—her swan-like grace sharpened by the architectural lines of the high-rises and shadowed mountains behind her.

Did you know? Helmut Newton (1920–2004), known for provocative fashion photography, occasionally turned his lens toward ballet, capturing dancers with the same intensity and bold style he brought to Vogue and Vanity Fair.

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